Questler Content Available Under Creative Commons License

Mohamed Marwen Meddah | December 4, 2008 – 9:27 pm |

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Questler, the online learning and knowledge network, announced that they have finally been able to license all content on their website under a Creative Commons license.

The chosen licence is the Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License: which means anyone will be able to copy, distribute, and display the work; make derivative works out of it; as long as they attribute the work, not use it commercially, and make it available under the same license or a similar one.

All existing content on Questler, as well as all newly user submitted content to the website will automatically be available under this license.

The license has been added to all the site’s pages signalling the change, and the terms of use are currently being updated to reflect this as well.

Questler

Website: www.questler.com
Founded: 2007
Overview: Questler is an informal learning network with a focus on individual experiences and conversations as the information content from which connections are created based on shared interests within diverse contexts. Each quest in Quest... Learn More

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Ahmad

Interesting website, original, and impressive. I like the idea, but found myself reluctant to sign up.

Great post as usual MMM.

Razan Khatib

Hello Ahmad. Thanks for your comment. I would like to know why were you reluctant to sign up. Feedback can always help us improve Questler :)