c071102e: Attribution Approach 0.01

{Author Note: This is a placeholder for a broader discussion of attribution and how we make attributions and how others can make attributions under Creative Commons Attribution 2.5. There is also consideration of licenses that are compatible with Attribution 2.5 and those that are not as well as other niceties.}

Site and Section Attributions

The following code is provided for cut-and-past inclusion into an appropriate place in an HTML page:

The material leads to appearance of the Creative Commons "Some Rights Reserved" symbol with appropriate links to the license statement on the Creative Commons Site. In addition to providing the links, there is a comment that includes an XML <rdf>-element. This element provides license metadata that can be recognized and extracted by tools that examine the HTML coding of a web page.

Page and Article Attributions

Non-Enveloping Attributions

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Other Cases

Mention and use by way of illustration the attributions on manifest pages and on template pages and document pages.

Cover variations too, especially when required for school, reports, dissertations, and scholarly publications.

Varieties of attributions too. E.g., citing, based-on, derived-from, used with permission, that sort of thing.

0.01 2013-12-06-10:55 Customize for the Miser Project

The page is customized for the Miser Project, although it is still a crude draft. The latest Construction Structure styles and format have been honored along with removal of incompatible boilerplate from the original source.

0.00 2006-01-19-18:53 Provide placeholder for Attribution Approach

This will be the article on how to make attributions to original Miser Project works that are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license. It will also indicate our practices for making attributions of material that is licensed under CC-by2.5 and other attribution-required licenses. We must also deal with the license conditions that apply to cached pages which are maintained not for redistribution but for preservation of provenance and authoritative citations.

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