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@nomadderwhere did you want to get lunch tomorrow? Where in Indy are you?

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Daily Travel Photo - Monaco http://everything-everywhere.com/2009...

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One Year Ago: Daily Travel Photo - Seoul, South Korea http://everything-everywhere.com/2008...

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Just finished my tour of Mammoth Cave. Omw to Louisville and Indy http://maps.google.com/maps...

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Where was I one year go? Hoi An, Vietnam http://everything-everywhere.com/2008...

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@TreyRatcliff i have some HDR from Angkor that never quite turned out right. I'm going to go back and try them as B&W

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Daily Travel Photo – Monaco - http://everything-everywhere.com/2009...

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@pwcarey if you use an image in an article, then the article is a derivative of the image

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@pwcarey i'm talking about a particular part of CC which not all CC images use

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@pwcarey depends on the licenses for the photos

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@pwcarey if you use an image with share alike CC, then you are placing your text in the same CC license

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@pwcarey you can use some CC images without worry, but you need to check which CC license they are using

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@pwcarey if you want to keep your copyright on words, then just don't use images with "Share alike" provisions

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@pwcarey it is most likely the case they have no clue what they are doing and just don't realize the consequences

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@pwcarey sites that rely on Flickr images piss me off b/c they usually don't bother to read licenses.

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@pwcarey yes i do. and i've found non-CC images on Matador. they seem to think anything on Flickr is fair game

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@pwcarey you can't just say CC as a blanket term. there are different CC licenses. some it would be yes, some it would be no

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@pen4hire article is not text. article is words + images

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@pwcarey most writers just think of images as an after thought or as a garnish.

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@pwcarey you are missing the concept of "derivative work"

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@pen4hire i'm talking about a particular use of Creative Commons and how it affects articles that use those images

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@pwcarey the article is a derivative work of the images

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@pwcarey an article is word + images just like a song is lyrics + music

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@pwcarey if you use an image with a "share alike" http://creativecommons.org/license...

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@pwcarey in theory you are right, but if you are using images with "share alike" license, then you are putting the text in CC also

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@TheWorldCalls it depends on what CC license you are using.

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@pwcarey if you make something new with someone pre-existing, then it is a derivative work.

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@davidhfe if you are using an cc image that is "share alike" then the text HAS to be cc, else you can't use the image

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RT @almostfearless: Free Book Friday: The Essential Guide for Women Traveling Solo http://almostfearless.com/2009...

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