This is just a big thank you post, for the great guys at Creative Commons..!
Not only are they doing a great job, by providing us with the tools we need to licence our creative work (or not so creative), but they also do everything they can to help everyone. My own site uses a CC licence, so I can only be proud of talking about them.
In their own words:
Creative Commons provides free tools that let authors, scientists, artists, and educators easily mark their creative work with the freedoms they want it to carry. You can use CC to change your copyright terms from “All Rights Reserved” to “Some Rights Reserved.”
I’m doing a presentation at my University, in a discipline regarding communications techniques, and I decided to 
speak about Creative Commons. I wanted to give something to my audience, so I’ve contacted CC, requesting some flyers or any merchandise they could send me, so I could do a better interactive work with everyone.
They were so great, and answered really fast! In six days I received a mail order with a lot’s of stickers and some postcards, all Creative Commons related.
I think everyone, should follow their example, and be professional like this!
Once again, THANK YOU Creative Commons, I will do anything at my power to spread the word! Keep up the good work!
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4 comments ↓
hey hey! you are the one who rules by taking step and have the willing of talking about CC at your faculty! Big up!
CC guys also rule! :p
Hey Jaxx! I think you already know http://ccmixter.org/. This is great for turntablists and producers, because they can use all this music to produce… well, more music!
Consider licensing your work also! Have phun!
Wow! I didn’t know. And from what I’ve seen it’s darn great!
Thanks alot dude, and I hope to catch you soon in the Algarve! 
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