How should I license my work on SocArXiv? – SocOpen: Home of SocArXiv

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Summary:

"When you upload a paper to SocArXiv, you’re given the option to attach a public domain waiver or an open license: CC-0 1.0 Universal or CC-BY Attribution 4.0 International to your work. A license (or waiver), while not required, is recommended because it communicates to readers how they can use your work. Both of these CC options are excellent choices that allow reuse, adaptation, copying, and distribution, including commercially. The difference is in the permissions-seeking—a CC-0 option is a donation of the work to the public domain (no permission required) whereas CC-BY allows the author to retain copyright, and requires the reader to give credit to the source and to provide a link to the license terms. Both licenses promote openness, efficiency and progress by providing certainty to the user as to what reuses or adaptations can be made...."

 

Link:

https://socopen.org/2017/06/13/how-should-i-license-my-work-on-socarxiv/

Updated:

10/21/2021, 09:26

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Tags:

oa.socarxiv oa.sociology oa.licensing oa.preprints oa.repositories.preprints oa.repositories.disciplinary oa.libre oa.versions oa.ssh oa.repositories

Date tagged:

10/21/2021, 13:27

Date published:

06/13/2017, 09:26