Derivatives are creative works or knowledge works which use the work of another author or authors, adapting it (slightly or radically) to make a new work.
The No derivatives clause in a license denies this right, and such a license does not qualify as an "open license" (also called "free license").
| License | CC-BY-SA-4.0 |
|---|---|
| What links here | Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike, Appropedia:Open access content on Appropedia/notice-more, Talk:AT Sourcebook, Talk:AT Sourcebook, Appropedia:Open access content on Appropedia/notice-more |
| Impact Number of visits to this page and its redirects. | 55 |
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| Created | January 23, 2010 by Chris Watkins |
| Modified | March 2, 2022 by Page script |
| Cite as | "Derivatives". Appropedia. 2010–2022. Retrieved March 22, 2023. |
