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Could you clarify? You said "...licensed under Creative Commons Zero" means nothing. But then you said they could "just say CC0", which according to what you ju
by orblivion 10y ago
Could you clarify? You said "...licensed under Creative Commons Zero" means nothing. But then you said they could "just say CC0", which according to what you just said also means nothing. Why would you recommend that, then?
I think I'm just parsing this wrong.
- mackmgg 10y agoI think Palomides meant that it means nothing is different, not that it means nothing. "Literally nothing" was the answer to "How does the Unsplash license [1] differ from the Creative Commons Zero license?"
- coldtea 10y ago>I think I'm just parsing this wrong Yes. Grantparent asked "How does the Unsplash license [1] differ from the Creative Commons Zero license?" and parent answered: "All photos published on Unsplash are licensed under Creative Commons Zero" implies literally nothing". Which should be read as meaning "implies literally nothing [is different between the two licenses]" -- and not that what they wrote means nothing.