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Sorry for my bad English, I hope you can understand...

 

Let's say I have a image on sale at Alamy, under a RM license. According to Alamy's Contributor contract (point 2.2) I can sell that image through other agency websites as well, using the SAME license type.

 

The question is: do you think I can, at the same time, distribute that image under a Creative Commons NON-COMMERCIAL license and redirect to Alamy people who want to buy a COMMERCIAL license of that image?

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Sorry for my bad English, I hope you can understand...

 

Let's say I have a image on sale at Alamy, under a RM license. According to Alamy's Contributor contract (point 2.2) I can sell that image through other agency websites as well, using the SAME license type.

 

The question is: do you think I can, at the same time, distribute that image under a Creative Commons NON-COMMERCIAL license and redirect to Alamy people who want to buy a COMMERCIAL license of that image?

Excellent question, and the answer is NO!

 

(And my personal opinion is to avoid offering Creative Commons licensing for one's work.)

 

All the best - Ann

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Why would anyone pay for a licence if they can get the image for nothing? The CC commercial definition is very narrow I don't think I've ever had an Alamy licence which would fall under it.

The only CC images I ever put out on Geograph are all over the place and I don't do it anymore.

That said I have collected a couple of settlements for breach of the licence by omission of credit and I am about to take down a public authority for a 5-year infringement.

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