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The commons belongs to us all

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What The commons belongs to us all does.

The company "The commons belongs to us all" describes itself as: * An international non-profit organization that protects and preserves the public ownership of collectively used knowledge and culture. * An organization that offers tools for building the commons, providing a standard method under copyright law to allow public use of works for individuals to large institutions. By contacting this organization, one can: * Use CC licenses and the Public Domain Mark tool to obtain public permission for the use of works. * Participate in workshops and webinars to expand skills for building the commons. * Support the organization by making a donation or joining the Open Infrastructure Circle.

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