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== Other rules to consider ==
== Other rules to consider ==
# '''Do not copy content from copyrighted websites.'''
# '''Do not copy content from copyrighted websites without permission.'''
#* Although skyHow is similar to wikiHow in scope, again, please '''do not copy''' content from wikiHow without permission. The [[wikihow:wikiHow:Terms-of-Use#User-Content-License-Grants|wikiHow's User Content License Grants]] states:<ref>https://www.wikihow.com/wikiHow:Terms-of-Use</ref> <blockquote>This license does not grant other Users the right to reproduce, distribute, adapt, or otherwise use the User Content outside of the [wikiHow] Service unless given explicit written permission by wikiHow or the User who created the specific content.</blockquote>
#* It is OK to copy content from other sites, as long as it is public domain or licensed under CC0, CC BY or CC BY-SA. For the latter two, you need to attribute the users and provide the link back to the original page.
 
== References ==
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Revision as of 08:17, 30 March 2025

Note: This is a draft

This is a policy on what is and is not allowed on skyHow.

What is allowed?

  • How-to articles:

What isn't allowed?

Other rules to consider

  1. Do not copy content from copyrighted websites without permission.
    • Although skyHow is similar to wikiHow in scope, again, please do not copy content from wikiHow without permission. The wikiHow's User Content License Grants states:[1]

      This license does not grant other Users the right to reproduce, distribute, adapt, or otherwise use the User Content outside of the [wikiHow] Service unless given explicit written permission by wikiHow or the User who created the specific content.

    • It is OK to copy content from other sites, as long as it is public domain or licensed under CC0, CC BY or CC BY-SA. For the latter two, you need to attribute the users and provide the link back to the original page.

References