Possible tricks, and how-to tutorials.
This tutorial is about licensing your E-book under a CC license. It’s always a good idea to check if you are actually creating your own work,–before you apply a license like this to it.
If I get my calculations correct, most authors around the world reserve all rights for their E-books. But I’m only reserving some rights for my work, and licensing it under a CC license.
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Licensing your characters what you created yourself under a Creative Commons license enable anyone to reuse your characters who were featured in your book. This is useful if you wanted to make your characters open-source, but not proprietary. I’ve been researching for these articles online, but no article has existed. But I had an option to write down my own tutorials to share with you.
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Setting up a character repository is an easy way to keep track of your characters what you’ve created in your books, movies, or any other content what you create for entertainment. It’s possible to license your Characters under a Creative Commons license. These instructions will help you get started,–along with some potential problems you may encounter.
So, you wanted to keep track of your fictional characters that you’ve licensed under a Creative Commons license. But you have no place to list them. It’s possible to launch a repository for your fictional characters. There are 2 methods of launching your fictional characters repository. And I’ll show you how to launch it.