|Creative Commons symbols -- or an | infringement of the Olympic
logo? "We caught your post about Creative Barcode and want to
clarify a very important point about Creative Commons’ legal
tools. It’s not actually true that CC’s tools are predominantly
used in “supporting usage rights and file sharing for works in
the public domain.”The IPKat has very much enjoyed learning more
about the respective creative tools, thanks Maxine, Aurelia and
his readers for their respective comments and contributions. He
also hopes that this little exercise has had the effect of
clarifying exactly what it is that Creative Commons and Creative
Barcode can achieve for their respective users and for third
parties. Merpel's a little disappointed, though. She just found
a website for Creative Transformation and discovered that it was
nothing to do with flagging transformative use of copyright-
protected works at all ... Creative Commons does indeed provide
free legal tools that support and expand the public domain
(specifically CC0,