This is a WordPress plugin to assist you to choose a Creative Commons license for your blog or website.
Main development work by:
- Tarmo Toikkanen
- Bjorn Wijers
On behalf of Creative Commons:
- Matt Lee
Feel free to help us make the plugin more stable by testing the plugin and reporting bugs. Send any feedback using Github's issue tracker, or send an email to hackers@creativecommons.org
Download the latest version: release-2.0
- License your blog (single WordPress install)
- License your WordPress Network (WordPress Multisite install)
- License some of your sites differently in your WordPress Network
- License all your content with the same license (license per author)
- License some posts or page differently from your default license (per content license)
- Prevent license changes in your WordPress Network (all content on all sites need to use the same license)
- Prevent license changes per site (all content on a site must use the same license)
At this moment the plugin allows you to license WordPress content such as posts and pages but no media files (yet).
Possible future features
Here's a list of some features we'd love to add to this plugin or support in a separate (child) plugin. If you'd like these or other features to be implemented you may consider supporting this plugin with code contributions, testing or funding Creative Commons for further development.
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Allow media files to be licensed
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Allow to search (using external search engines) for specific Creative Commons licensed media files
This plugin is loosely based on an existing, but seemingly abandoned WordPress plugin named 'License' (a component of the MIT Educational Collaboration Space project) by mitcho (Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine) & Brett Mellor. We're also inspired by Creative Commons' original WPLicense plugin written by former Creative Commons CTO Nathan Yergler.
If you're interested in the code have a look at the master branch for the releases. Development will be done in the development branch.
Occasionally other branches may be available to test new features or play with new ideas, but they may be deleted anytime so don't rely on those branches.