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If a person uses the original work of another person, they are required by law to include proper attribution to give credit to...Question
If a person uses the original work of another person, they are required by law to include proper attribution to give credit to the creator. Which case is an exception to this law?(1 point)
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if the original work is in the public domain
if the original work is in the public domain
if the person has an ethical reason for not doing so
if the person has an ethical reason for not doing so
if the work is licensed as CC BY or CC BY-SA
if the work is licensed as CC BY or CC BY-SA
There are no exceptions to this law
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if the original work is in the public domain
if the original work is in the public domain
if the person has an ethical reason for not doing so
if the person has an ethical reason for not doing so
if the work is licensed as CC BY or CC BY-SA
if the work is licensed as CC BY or CC BY-SA
There are no exceptions to this law
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GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**if the original work is in the public domain**
Works in the public domain are not protected by copyright, so they can be used without the need for attribution.
**if the original work is in the public domain**
Works in the public domain are not protected by copyright, so they can be used without the need for attribution.
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