Extra Credit: Creative Commons photos Submit Assignment Due Mar 13 by 11:59pm Points 0 Submitting a website url Task Submit up to 50 good, unique photos with quality tags to the commons with a CC-By or CC-zero license. Purpose Creative Commons Criteria for Success Photos MUST have the correct license (CC-By or CC-Zero.) Because these must be searchable in the commons, the ONLY allowed submission is a web URL. Your photos MUST meet legal standards of copyright. If you took a photo of a friend, that’s partially their IP, so get them to sign a model release form. Don’t upload pics of a Tesla (aka Tesla’s IP), the space needle (aka Space Needle Corporation’s IP), or Seahawks guys (aka Seahawks’ IP) unless you blur out those logos. https://docs.google.com/document/d/19IWmQBRwWmY2XplNgQu-F1uNnTW_jj4NWNg3zSCo8fk/edit?usp=sharing (Links to an external site.) TAG! Someone will find these pohotos by...
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