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		<title>By: Self-Publishing Review &#8212; Blog &#8212; When a CC License Becomes a PITA, or worse, a Pain in Your Bottom Line...</title>
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		<description>[...] Walt Gordon Jones explains everything nicely on his site in simple terms, and he has some suggestions for attacking the issue of license violations. The author will always remain the legal copyright owner. CC doesn’t replace Copyright. The author does lose the “all rights reserved” clause, but the end user does not gain them. [...]</description>
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