: Re: Can I sell a blog content database in a Creative Commons Attribution license? I have a blog online under a Creative Commons Attribution license. I would like to monetize it by offering monthly

You can sell any content created by you, regardless of the copyright license (as long as you have not sold or given the rights away).

Be aware that under a Creative Commons Attribution license, so can any one else. You might be looking for a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license.

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: I would say your question is not too open-ended, but instead that the answer is the same as most questions about interesting writing: you have to make it interesting. What makes up the "interesting

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: Re: Can I sell a blog content database in a Creative Commons Attribution license? I have a blog online under a Creative Commons Attribution license. I would like to monetize it by offering monthly

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: English writers IDE Possible Duplicate: Is there a special software for writers? What IDE's do writers typically write in? I'm aware of Microsoft Word, but surely that is not something

: I would say your question is not too open-ended, but instead that the answer is the same as most questions about interesting writing: you have to make it interesting. What makes up the "interesting

: When should one use a section sign (Â§)? When I asked this on English.SE, the question was closed; it was suggested that I ask on Writers.SE instead. To be clear, I mean the section sign

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