I don't see any way to select "All Rights Reserved". Am I missing something?

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spiffyd’s picture

spiffyd commented

Anyone?

yoann’s picture

yoann commented

The "All Rights Reserved" option is not included in the 6.x code.

spiffyd’s picture

spiffyd commented

Is there a reason for that?

Anonymous’s picture

Anonymous (not verified) commented

From my understanding, the phrase "All rights reserved" is essentially deprecated as a legal term. According to Wikipedia's article on the subject (and Google finds more references to back this up), the phrase is no longer of any use. Presumably, you could just set a node to have no licence 'attached', and it's the legal equivalent of the old meaning of "All rights reserved".

At most, I imagine you would require a copyright notice on the page somewhere, which seems like it would be a smart idea even with a Creative Commons licence, as, aside from public domain dedication, you do not lose copyright when you licence a work.

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uksnowy commented

Creative Commons was setup to facilitate sharing of works, at different levels, while allowing the rightful owner to retain and enforce their rights over the works.

All Rights Reserved implies no sharing allowed, therefore, it does not fit into the Creative Commons remit.

To protect works to this level, just simply employ the phrase: All Rights Reserved, in association with the works.