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You explicitly grant SO a licence (CC-BY-4.0) on your answers when you post them. If those answers contain copyrighted material, you must have the right to publ
by pxeger1 4y ago
You explicitly grant SO a licence (CC-BY-4.0) on your answers when you post them. If those answers contain copyrighted material, you must have the right to publish them and to relicence them under CC-BY-4.0. If you don't, you're the one who's broken the law, not StackOverflow.
- dools 4y agoBut what if my answers don’t contain any copyright material but all of my expertise in a given subject comes from having learned copyright material and then practised it so that it is firm in my memory and understanding to the extent that I can produce the required solution?