- Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany
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- Gender-sensitive language and Acknowledgements
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Pre-CCPL
- CCPL Einleitungsabsatz
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- Section 1.a. Modified Material
- Section 1.b. Modification licence
- Section 1.c./b./d. Copyright and similar rights
- Section 1.c. SA-compatible licence
- V. Section 1.d./c./e. Effective technical protection measures
- Section 1.e./d./f. Exceptions and restrictions
- Section 1.f./e./h. Licensed material
- Section 1.g./f./i. Licensed rights
- Section 1.g. Licence elements
- Section 1.h./g./j. Licensor
- Section 1.i./j./h. Share
- Section 1.i./h. Non-commercial
- Section 1.j./k./i. Sui Generis Database Rights
- Section 1.k./m./l./n./j. You
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- Section 2.a.1. Scope of the rights granted
- Section 2.a.2. Exceptions and Limitations
- Section 2.a.3. Term
- Section: 2.a.4. Media and formats; permission for technical modifications
- Section 2.a.5.A. Subsequent recipients A: Licensor's offer – Licensed material
- Section 2.a.5.B. Subsequent recipients B: No restrictions on subsequent recipients
- Section 2.a.5.C. Subsequent Recipients B: SA and NC-SA only: Additional Offer by Licensor – Modified Material
- Section 2.a.6. Indifference to content
- Section 2.b.1. Personal rights and data protection
- Section 2.b.2. Patent and trademark rights
- Section 2.b.3. Remuneration waiver
- Section 3.a. Attribution
- Section 3.b. Share Alike
- Section 4 – Sui Generis Database Rights
- Section 5 – Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liability
- Section 6 – Term and Termination
- Section 7 – Other Terms and Conditions
- Section 8 – Interpretation
- Annex
- CC0 1.0 Universal
- About the contributors
Section 1
Section 2
CREATIVE COMMONS PUBLIC LICENSE (ENGLISH)
67 In the case of CC licences, the offer to conclude the licence agreement always comes from the original Licensor. If the Licensee passes on content, for example by making a CC-licensed photo on a website (for the definition of sharing, see section 1.i margin note 67), the licensee thereby simultaneously transmits the licensor's offer to third parties, thus acting as a messenger. If another licensee (third party) uses the material and obtains it from the source of the first licensee, the third party accepts the offer of the original licensor and a contract is concluded solely between the original licensor and the third party. See VorCCPL margin note 5 for information on the conclusion of the licence agreement.
Creative Commons License
Open Access Kommentar, Commentary on Section 2.a.5.A. Subsequent recipients A: Licensor's offer – Licensed material is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
