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RE: Utopian Rules Update #8: Dropped CrowdIn Support. English Only and More.
@utopian-io Still trying to understand utopian. I noticed under graphics, this wording:
The contribution must be a direct result of your own work. It is strictly prohibited to modify other people’s work/assets or use a template and claim it as yours.
What about creative commons work, that relies heavily upon others modifying earlier work? This should probably be written as an exception in the new rules.
These works are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
That means: you can copy, share, print, edit, re-interpret, remix and use freely even for commercial purposes
As I understand, one thing is to be allowed to change a work.
Something else is to claim complete authoring on a work that was a modification over a previous work.