This WordPress plugin simplifies tagging of images with a CreativeCommons license using RDFa to enable search engines to understand the licensing meta data. The plugin also adds the Name and the Author-URL to set the cc:attributionName and cc:attributionURL.
How it works? Here is an example:
[cc lic="by" port="de"]
<img src="/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/spiegel-400x400.jpg" />
[/cc]
So, it is easy. Just add the shortcode cc around your image. There are several attributes you may want to set in the shortcode:
lic for the CC-license (by, by-nc, …)
port for the Jurisdiction
version for the license version
link to define whether a link to the license shall be added.
You can already have a look in the SVN tree: http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/image-licenser/ or the plugin page on wordpress.org.
You may also want to take a look at the Progressive License Plugin, to tag the complete post with CC licenses.
If you have any questions or suggestions for improvement, please leave a comment here.
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So this basically just protects your image by assigning a license to it? Is that how it works?
am 3. Januar 2012 um 19:26Yes and no. – Yes, because the image is there and additional data is near the image: the information about the license, basically in form of a link to the full license text. – No, because it is not about protecting images, but granting rights. Per se the images are copyrighted and it is forbidden to just use the image. The CC-tags allow the world to do some things with the image. Read the CreativeCommons webpage for details about the philosophy about sharing copyrighted information and the licenses.
am 3. Januar 2012 um 20:25