Does CodeProject owns now article and code I published on it?
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I was thinking… once I publish an article on CodeProject, does CodeProject own any copyright rights on that article and code? Can I publish that article text or code in some other place as well? Use it in my presentation without mentioning CodeProject? Also, Editor made some changes to the text… spelling, grammar, style changes. That is some work contributed to the article. Who owns copyright now to that version/revision?
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I was thinking… once I publish an article on CodeProject, does CodeProject own any copyright rights on that article and code? Can I publish that article text or code in some other place as well? Use it in my presentation without mentioning CodeProject? Also, Editor made some changes to the text… spelling, grammar, style changes. That is some work contributed to the article. Who owns copyright now to that version/revision?
You may find this document useful moving forward: Terms Of Service[^] If you contribute documents or articles in any form or media ("Documents"), you give us the necessary rights to edit and post and maintain your Document (and the edited version), and to prevent unauthorized uses by end users of Documents that we edit. End users are given rights to read your Document, but no rights to republish or otherwise distribute your Document. CodeProject will retain your copyright notices, and can publish your name and site ID with your posting. If we edit your Document, we will own the edited version, and you will own your original version. We cannot publish our edited version other than on the Site, without your consent.
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject
