This document discusses remixing and sharing creative works under open licenses. It provides examples of works that have been released under Creative Commons licenses, including a photo of bubble tea and source code for the LAMP web development stack. It also discusses characteristics of collaborative works and provides the Taiwan Baseball Wiki as an example. The overall document focuses on open licensing and collaboration around creative works.

1. “Remix and Share” Forum
Beijing
2009-12-13
Except for quoted texts and images, this work is released under the Creative Commons “Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 Taiwan” License.

5. By Ashley Holt (2002)
http://illegal-art.org/

8. Bubble Tea: A Mixture

9. flickrcc.bluemountains.net

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• “Some Rights Reserved”; Other rights to use the work are
granted to the public with a license.
• The license is worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, and
perpetual (for the duration of the copyright of the work).
• The licensor makes clear what work is licensed and under
what license. A licensee is any person who agrees to the
license, and uses the work.

12. Source Code
LAMP: Linux/GNU, Apache, MySQL, PHP

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• Works created and used by multiple members;
• Fluid in the member composition; indefinite in the
time span of a member’s participation;
• Materials are contributed by the collaborators
and/or taken from other sources;
• The joint output is of social or utilitarian value.

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18. Taiwan Baseball Wiki
(twbsball.dils.tku.edu.tw)

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