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| Member      |  Copyleft or Creative Commons? -
10-28-2006, 05:31 PM
I need some advice on what copyright license to use in a short ebook I've written. My plan is to release it free to the public, free to copy and distribute BUT I do not want anyone to make any changes or sell it. In the next 12 months I want to expand it into a full fledged book I will try to publish through the traditional publishing houses here in South Africa or sell in ebook format online. The explanation of Copyleft and Creative Commons licenses are so detailed and lengthy I don't have the legal expertise to make sense of it. Any suggestions? Thanks Ramon |
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