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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jer" data-source="post: 8912634" data-attributes="member: 19857">My understanding is the same as yours.There may be some confusion between the CC-BY and the CC-BY-SA licenses.  The CC-BY-SA are share-alike licenses which DO have the restrictions that [USER=58172]@Yaarel[/USER] notes.  CC-BY, on the other hand, just requires you to note the contributions of the people whose work you have incorporated.IMO CC0 is the license that Wizards really wants to use for this stuff if they want to release it to the community and keep their names out of it.  CC0 is basically "there's no real way to legally release something to the public domain clearly, so we created a license to let you do the closest thing to it." It requires no attribution at all and allows free mixing of anything under it. And if Wizards wants to protect their name from bad actors it's actually the better choice.</blockquote>