How to protect your publication from plagiarism - Get a free creative commons license.

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Hello steemians, it has happened to all of us that suddenly we are reading some content in any social network and we realize that this publication is familiar to us, when we realize what is happening, we see that the content is copied or taken from another part and they have used it to generate profits or attribute recognition without giving credit to its author. We all know that this is considered ** plagiarism ** and is sanctioned by the ** copyright law **. In this post I will show you how to protect your work here on steemit and on any other social network.

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What is Creative Commons?

According to Wikipedia :

Creative Commons (C) -in Spanish, "Creative Commons" - is an non-profit organization of profit dedicated to promote access and exchange of culture. It develops a set of free legal instruments that make it easy to use and share both creativity and knowledge. 1 Its headquarters are located in Mountain View, in the state of California, United States.

The legal instruments developed by the organization consist of a set of "models of licensing contracts" or licenses of copyright (Creative Commons licenses or CC licenses) that offer the author of a work a simple and standardized way of granting permission to the public to share and use their creative work under the terms and conditions of their choice. In this sense, the Creative Commons licenses allow the author to easily change the terms and conditions of copyright of his work of "all rights reserved" a " some rights reserved. "

Creative Commons licenses do not replace author's rights, but rely on these to allow you to choose the terms and conditions of a work license. the way that best satisfies the rights holder. For this reason, these licenses have been understood by many as a way in which authors can take control of how they want to share their intellectual property.

Or speaking in lighter terms, is an organization that helps you protect the content and publications you make so that they are not plagiarized and are protected by a license that will help you to ensure that your publications are respected with the conditions you choose.

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Yes thats right my dear Conscience, and you also have the added value that your ideas will be protected by a serious and recognized organization for many years, with millions of bloggers and professionals who use this solution for a long time.

In fact by the end of 2015, more than 1,100 million works under Creative Commons licenses worldwide. 7

Types of licenses

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Well look at the following table, here I show you the basic types of license:

The Creative Commons licenses are composed of four modules of conditions:

• Attribution / Attribution (BY), requires reference to the original author.
• Share Alike / Share the Same (SA), allows derivative works under the same or similar license (later or another version for being in different jurisdiction).
• Non-Commercial / Non-Commercial (NC), requires that the work is not used for commercial purposes.
• No Derivative Works / No Derivatives (ND), does not allow modification of the work in any way.

These modules combine to produce the six Creative Commons licenses: 17

• Attribution / Attribution (CC BY).
• Attribution Share Alike / Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA).
• Attribution NoDerivatives / Attribution-NoDerivatives* (CC BY-ND).
• Attribution Non-Commercial / Attribution-NonCommercial (CC BY-NC).
• Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike / Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC BY-NC-SA).
• Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives / Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (CC BY-NC-ND).

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You only have to choose which is the license that best suits your work and on the same web by selecting the options easily you can configure it, then you will see an HTML code in a text box and you will copy it to place it at the end of your blog in your content Something like this:

Below this you will get the box with the code that has been generated for your license, it looks like this:

It even allows you to select between the normal icon or the compact one so that you can place it to your liking in your blog. The result would look like this:

Normal icon

Compact icon

I consider that this is one of the best ways to protect yourself against plagiarism, so you will be able to protect your material from unscrupulous people copying your work and hanging on your fame, acquiring recognition for what you have done.

I encourage you to use any of the licenses and place them in the back of your publication and share this information with all your followers. Because lately I've been seeing here in steemit many people that all they do is copy and paste a text without giving credit to whoever does it. So let's avoid that happening, I've already shown you this useful tool that will help you to have your work protected.

Obtaining the license is completely free and you can do it by accessing this link: How to obtain your Creative Commons license for FREE and easily.

So steemit, tell me: What do you expect to have your license and protect your work ?, If this publication has been useful, give me your vote, leave me your comment and support me giving it resteem so that many more people know how to protect their work and promote that our community is full of creators of quality content, original and useful: D

Until the next post!

Thank you

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