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Earth.org helps you share travel information

When you add travel information to Earth.org, the open travel guide, your contribution becomes part of a new shared culture. This is because Earth.org uses a special copyright license called Creative Commons. It's the same license Wikipedia uses for its website.

 

There are 2 simple ways to share travel information.

 

1. You can take content from other websites (e.g. texts from Wikipedia or CC-BY-SA pictures from Flickr) and add it to your contribution on Earth.org:

 

 

2. Feel free to copy content and pictures from the Earth.org travel guide and paste it directly on other websites (e.g. your blog or website):

 

 

Why do we like the idea of sharing travel information? Lets ask Creative Commons to explain...

 

"When you share your creativity, you are enabling people anywhere to use it, learn from it and be inspired by it. People all ove the world are working together to build a richer, better and more vibrant culture."