uCtrl.net:Copyrights

From uCtrl.net

Contents 1 Information 2 Conditions 2.1 Creative Commons Background 3 Attribution 3.1 Online Media 3.2 Offline Media 4 uCtrl.net Logo

Information

All text published on uCtrl.net is available for you to freely share, redistribute, and build upon through the Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported Creative Commons License. uCtrl.net's images may be shared under the licenses clearly marked on each image page.

Conditions

If you redistribute uCtrl.net content, please follow these conditions of the Creative Commons License:

	Attribution. You must attribute the work to uCtrl.net by prominently linking back to the source pages on uCtrl.net. See our attribution requirements for details.
	Noncommercial. You must not use the content for commercial purposes. However, commercial republishing requests can be granted if you email and ask.
	Share Alike. If you alter, remix, transform, or build upon work found on uCtrl.net, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one.

Creative Commons Background

Creative Commons is a non-profit organization devoted to expanding the range of creative work available for others to legally build upon and share.

Attribution

When you republish uCtrl.net content in another source, we require that you attribute uCtrl.net as the source of the information? Why?

1. To aid editors who will use the link back to the source document to edit and improve the information.
2. To give credit to the original authors. By linking back to the original page at uCtrl.net, you will allow others to see who actually wrote the pages.
3. To attract more readers to uCtrl.net. By prominently linking back to us, you may send uCtrl.net more readers. Some of these readers will eventually become users and create their own modules and projects.

Online Media

1. Place a prominent human and machine followable link back to uCtrl.net's home page (eg http://uctrl.net or http://uctrl.net/w/Main_Page) AND to each uCtrl.net page used (e.g., the specific article such as Mood light.)
2. State the material is available under our Creative Commons license with a link to http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/.
3. Attribute prominently with human and machine followable links (i.e., do not use no-follow links). Attribution to uCtrl.net should be at least as prominent as any attribution to other sources on your website or publication.

Offline Media

1. Prominently state something to the effect of
   • "Article provided by uCtrl.net, a wiki for electronic and micro controller projects. Read the entire article and find author credits at http://uctrl.net. Content on uCtrl.net can be shared under a Creative Commons License."
2. Attribution to uCtrl.net should be at least as prominent as any attribution to other sources on your offline publication.

uCtrl.net Logo

Using the uCtrl.net logo in your attribution is optional, but appreciated. You can find the logo here: Uctrl.net1.png, Uctrl.net2.png, Uctrl.net_logo.png. However, you may not use the uCtrl.net logo to potentially confuse people that your site is the actual uCtrl.net site or simply that uCtrl.net endorses you or your re-use of our content.