Copyright+Rules+and+Images


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[] This picture is under the attribution, noncommercial and no derivative laws. This means I can't build upon the work, nor can I use it for commercial use.

Anderson, Sarah. //Ryan and Yeris//. 21 Feb. 2006. //Flickr//. Yahoo, n.d. Web. 12 Oct. 2010. . ||

[] I cite this as fair use because these people are using this as a memorable moment for this little boy. I will be using it to show people how they can change someone's life by donating to Operation Smile. Anderson, Sarah. //Ruth//. 28 Feb. 2006. //Flickr//. Yahoo, n.d. Web. 12 Oct. 2010.. ||
 * If I was to create a picture, I would take a picture of a cartoon spartan and put a smile on it. The picture of the spartan would have to not have a "no derivative" so I can build on it. Or I could say that I'm repurposing the spartan so I could technically use fair use laws. So I would put the smile on it and write underneath "Spartans Giving Smiles". || [[image:http://static.flickr.com/4144/5013254774_006d704967.jpg width="291" height="348" align="center" link="@http://www.flickr.com/photos/45238051@N00/5013254774"]]

[] To use this photo I would have to either come up with a reason to use it under fair use, or I could ask permission from the artist, John M. Flores.

Flores, John M. //1997 PAGES Medical Mission - This is why we go.// 27 Sept. 2010. //Flickr//. Yahoo, n.d. Web. 14 Oct. 2010. . ||