Alright, since last post, I 've been trying to edit it......but blogger won't work like that. T.T Ah well. So I decided to do it in a separate post.

My topic for this essay was whales....the topic was given to me by mr hainstock, so I didn't have much choice in my topic.(which isn't to say I don't like whales, I do)
These are what each of the creative commons symbols mean

Attribution (the person): this symbol means that you have to give credit to the owner when you use it

Attribution/no derivatives (the person and the equals sign): you have to give Credit to the owner, and you can't edit it in any way

Attribution/Non commercial/ no derivatives (the person, equals, and money signs): you must give credit to the owner, you can't use it for making money,and you can't change it in any way.

Attribution/non Commercial (the money sign and the person): you have to give credit to the owner, and you can't use it for money, but you can edit/Change it

Attribution/non commercial/share alike (the person,the money sign and the paper): this means that you must give credit to the owner, you can't use it for money, and you can share it with your friends.

Attribution/share alike (the person and the paper): you have to give credit to the owner, and you can share it with whomever you like



So there you go, the creative commons ;)

Attribution/share alike (the person and


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