"NoDerivs" or "No Derivatives" is a term often used in licensing, particularly in the context of Creative Commons licenses. Specifically, it means that users can share the work, but they cannot alter, transform, or build upon the work in any way. In essence, if a work is labeled as "NoDerivs," it must be used in its original form only, without modifications or derivative works.
NoDerivs is short for "no derivatives." Which of the following defines no derivatives?(1 point)
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Others cannot modify, sell, distribute, or transform your work.
Others cannot modify, sell, distribute, or transform your work.
Others can modify your original work for any purpose without giving you credit as the original creator.
Others can modify your original work for any purpose without giving you credit as the original creator.
Others can distribute, modify, and sell new versions of your work as long as they give you credit.
Others can distribute, modify, and sell new versions of your work as long as they give you credit.
Others may use your work for any purpose, but it cannot be shared or sold to others in the new form.
Others cannot modify, sell, distribute, or transform your work.
Others can modify your original work for any purpose without giving you credit as the original creator.
Others can modify your original work for any purpose without giving you credit as the original creator.
Others can distribute, modify, and sell new versions of your work as long as they give you credit.
Others can distribute, modify, and sell new versions of your work as long as they give you credit.
Others may use your work for any purpose, but it cannot be shared or sold to others in the new form.
The correct definition of "NoDerivs" (No Derivatives) is:
Others cannot modify, sell, distribute, or transform your work.
This means that while others can share the original work, they must do so without making any changes to it. They are not allowed to create derivatives of the work.
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