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Need some help please,some pics i took myself,which i do not want people to use,which one of these below would i tick i have not got a clue,thank you ladies.

None (All rights reserved)

Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs Creative Commons
Attribution Creative Commons
Attribution-ShareAlike Creative Commons
Attribution-NoDerivs Creative Commons

no idea I don’t have Flickr. sorry.

I dont understand the settings , on mine the choices are

who can see the photo?
* only you
your friends
your family

* anyone ( public)

Thanks ladies,maybe someone will know.

Sorry Cheryl...mine shows the same as Suse..haven’t seen what you have.

When you have uploaded a pic,if you click on it to enlarge it at the corner it says Additional Information underneath that it say All rights reserved (edit) you click the edit button,but which one to pick i do not know.

Hi Cheryl,

I asked my husband about your query and he is not familiar with those settings.  He reckons you should e-mail ravelry and ask them before you put anything onto the site.

Better to be safe, than sorry.

Love Sues

Thanks sues will do.

Cheryl, the one you want is All Rights Reserved.  This means that your photos should not be used by others without them asking for your permission.

Thanks Lise,better go and do it.

cor blimey guv how do you come to know stuff like that Lise!?

Leighb - 24 July 2008 03:27 PM

cor blimey guv how do you come to know stuff like that Lise!?

I have a very, let’s say varied, shall we? work history.  At one time I worked in licensing for Granada and LWT, so I had to gen up on copyright and stuff.  I’m lucky to have one of those brains that some stuff sticks to like glue; yet I can very easily forget the day of the week and therefore birthdays!

impressive, Lise!

Oh, I don’t know. Working on Star Trek - The Exhibition. That was kind of the oddest one. For six months of my life I got up in the morning, put on my Star Trek - The Next Generation uniform and went to work. 

Working on Star Trek - The Exhibition. That was kind of the oddest one. For six months of my life I got up in the morning, put on my Star Trek - The Next Generation uniform and went to work. 

WOW! I would love a job like that!