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  Ryan 19:21 on 20/05/2015 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Copyright, Creative Commons ( 4 ), Sharing ( 3 )   

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  Ryan 16:25 on 20/04/2015 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Copyright, Creative Commons ( 4 ), Flickr ( 17 ), tech support ( 7 )   

  Creative Commons License 4UR Flickr? 

  I was surfing through the Medici University photo group on Flickr, looking for images to use with a new post in Astrid’s April A-2-Z Challenge, and was disappointed to discover that the majority of photos there are “© All Rights Reserved” and can’t be used by anyone for anything. 🙁

  I realize a lot of MU Learners are very controlling (ha! It’s like D/s University around here!) but it also occurred to me that some MU peeps might simply not know that Flickr defaults to ©ARR and that it’s so easy to set it for a creative commons sharing license under the terms of your choice. I’ll show you the how first and then say a bit about the why at bottom.

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  You can go straight to your “Default License” settings here:
  https://www.flickr.com/account/prefs/license

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    Myra 18:16 on 20/04/2015 Permalink | Reply

    Ryan, it’s probably less about being controlling and more about All Rights Reserved being the default setting.

    Thanks for the information. I’ll try to set my rights to an appropriate level as soon as I can.

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    Neeva 00:06 on 21/04/2015 Permalink | Reply

    I notice that the pictures uploaded to Flickr directly from the firestorm viewer default to all rights reserved. Anyone have experience changing this?

    And btw, any MU learner has my permission to use my pictures that are in the MU Flickr group for MU-related projects. Don’t worry about the copyright notice cuz I hereby grant you permission. I do think it’s extra awesome if you contact me and tell me about the project.

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    Oona 00:07 on 21/04/2015 Permalink | Reply

    Done