共享資源:著作權標籤
When you upload a file to Wikimedia Commons you must state its license status, which must allow it to be used by anyone, anywhere, for any purpose. The Upload Wizard is the easiest way to upload files to Wikimedia. It guides you through the steps to provide the information needed to upload a file, and suggests commonly used licenses. You may also use the license selector.
See 共享資源:授權條款 for a quick tutorial about licenses. Depending on what license you choose, a "license tag" such as {{Cc-by-4.0}} is inserted into the file's description page. This will display license information on the description page, and categorize the file accordingly.
The pages summarized here describe the different types of license tag, and provide lists of the most common tags. The lists are by no means complete. New tags are added as contributors find new sources for material that can be uploaded to Commons, or find sources that should be avoided. New tags may also be added to reflect changes in local laws. Category:License tags lists several thousand license tag templates, often specific to one source.
Search by name for license tag documentation:
Does the file you want to upload come from a source such as a book, website or organization that has material that can be used freely? If so, you may find a license tag for the source in Commons:Copyright tags/Index by source.
公有领域
- Main page: 共享资源:著作权标签/公有领域.
General public domain tags may be used to describe why a file is in the public domain based on broad criteria such as a copyright release by the author, or the date when the author died. If the file's source country is not the United States it must also have a tag that shows why it is in the public domain in the United States.
See also Category:PD license tags for a full list.
具体国家
- Main page: 共享资源:著作权标签/具体国家.
Copyright rules vary from one country to another (see 共享資源:各地著作權法規). A file may be in the public domain in its country of origin based on the date of death of the author, date of publication, type of work, who commissioned the work and so on. Country-specific license tags show the reason why a file uploaded to Wikimedia Commons is in the public domain in its country of origin. For a file originating outside the United States, another tag should show why it is in the public domain in the United States.
GNU授權條款
- Main page: 共享资源:著作权标签/GNU许可.
The GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) and GNU General Public License (GPL) are widely-used free documentation and software copyleft licenses. Works licensed under the GNU family of licenses may be uploaded to Wikimedia.
自由創用CC授權條款
- Main page: 共享资源:著作权标签/自由创作公用许可.
Files with Creative Commons Attribution and Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licenses may be uploaded, but only when they do not include NonCommercial or NoDerivs restrictions. CC0 and CC-PD licenses are also accepted. See 共享资源:知识共享版权标签 for a full table of allowed Creative Commons licenses, including country specific licenses that are based on the copyright laws of the country of origin.
各種自由授權條款
- Main page: 共享资源:著作权标签/有版权但是可用许可.
A variety of license tags other than the GNU licenses or Creative Commons licenses indicate why a file may be freely used. Typically these apply to files from a given source, such as a website or organization, that releases material into the public domain or that allows it to be used under a license that is acceptable for upload to Wikimedia Commons.
非自由授權或授權不明
- Main page: 共享资源:著作权标签/非自由版权.
A file may be tagged to show reasons why it may have an unfree or uncertain copyright status. Such a file will often be quickly reviewed and deleted.
其他标签
- Main page: 共享资源:著作权标签/其他标签.
Descriptive tags give useful information about a file, such as restrictions on the use of the file in some jurisdictions. They must be supplemented by tags that describe why the file is free or in the public domain in the country of origin and the United States.
參見
- Commons:Copyright tags/Differences between tags
- Commons:Credit line
- Commons:Image copyright tags visual
- Commons:签名
- Commons:Watermarks
