> [!headshot] > >  # Sharing: copyright and reuse ## What and how > [!what-and-how] > > You’re welcome to reuse and share any material on this site as long as you: > - **Credit** the work to me (“David Truog” or “CreativeSkeptic”). > - **Maintain** meaning: take care to neither risk misleading by quoting out of context or paraphrasing too loosely, nor imply endorsement. > - **Link** to the source page’s address on creativeskeptic.com if practical (or at least to the site domain). > > That’s the essence of my expectations in plain language. In legal terms: all text, images, and other content on this site are © CreativeSkeptic LLC and made available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license, detailed in the [deed](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) on the Creative Commons site. ## Why free access > [!why-free-access] > > When my research helps more people understand AI, reason about it better, use it for sound purposes, and improve its usefulness, I’m glad — because so much is at stake. That’s why I don’t limit sharing. ## Why attribution > [!why-attribution] > > My research tends to spark interest in my client work, which is my livelihood. So I want people who appreciate the research to be able to find out where it came from. > [!tile-set] > > > [!link-to-feedback] > > **[[Feedback|Feedback →]]** > > Share your thoughts with me > > > [!link-to-research] > > **[[Research|Research →]]** > > Why I do it and where it is > > > [!link-to-services] > > **[[Services|Services →]]** > > About my work for clients