As an academic planning to submit an event to Calenda, I want to understand the Creative Commons licensing options available for my event announcement. What are the two primary licenses offered, and what are the specific attribution requirements for each if someone wishes to redistribute my announcement?
Navigate to the Calenda homepage (https://calenda.org/). Click on the 'Submit an event' link. Locate and click on the 'T&C for readers' link (Conditions générales d’utilisation). On the 'Conditions générales d’utilisation' page, navigate to the '8.1.1. Politique de licence libre pour l’utilisation des Annonces' section (Open license policy for the use of Announcements). Identify the two Creative Commons license options and their full names. Determine and state the key difference between these two licenses regarding attribution requirements for the redistribution of event announcements.
Successfully navigate to the 'Submit an event' page. Successfully navigate to the 'T&C for readers' page and then to the '8.1.1. Politique de licence libre pour l’utilisation des Annonces' section. Identify the two Creative Commons license options as 'Creative Commons Zéro (CC0)' and 'Creative Commons BY 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)'. Correctly explain that CC0 allows for no attribution, while CC BY 4.0 requires attribution (naming the author, linking to the license, and linking to the original Calenda URL).