Template:Second Life copyright
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The intellectual properties of an object in Second Life belong to the subscriber who created it, per the 2003 press release by the creators, Linden Lab,[1] and specifically sections 2.3 to 2.7 of their Terms of Service. The software itself is licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike 3.0 License.[2] This image is not a derivative work if it only contains user-created content. However, content created by third parties, such as logos or other copyrighted material, must be accompanied by evidence of proper licensing by the creator(s) of such copyrighted material. |
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Note: this is not a copyright tag. If you created, and hence hold copyright in the work depicted in this image, please release this image under a free license or as public domain by tagging it with an appropriate tag from Category:Free licenses. Consider uploading such images directly to Wikimedia Commons. If you did not create this screenshot, you may be able to make a claim to use it under our policy for non-free content, but only if you know who the copyright holder is and when this image was made. In general, however, fair use screenshots from Second Life will be considered replaceable by a free image, since you could easily create a free one yourself. Replaceable non-free fair use images are not permitted on Wikiversity and will be deleted. |
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This template is based on Template:Second Life from Wikimedia Commons. See also the associated {{Second Life screenshot}} template |