Creative domain licensing

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/publicdomain

Someone asked me if I knew of a creative commons no-copyright license; I wasn't able to give them an answer at the time, but I've followed up on it since.  Whoever asked, hope you're listening :)

It appears that the license I was looking for was the Creative Commons public domain.  It's not part of the radio button section of the license selection page, but if you look off to the right a bit, there's a link to it.

Apparently they keep it seperate because it's so distinctly different from the rest of the licenses; I suggested they add, say, "(that is, give up all copyright)" or somesuch to the page.

For the record, my content here at crystalflame is covered by the attribution license; I'm not much of a fan of the GPL-like viral sharing clause, though.

Comments

[adam]

as you go through the creative commons license wizard, if you select none of the three potential restrictions, it suggests that you put it into the public domain.

adam.