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Wikitravel uses a copyleft license for all text, images, and other content on the Web site.

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In other words, we give you practically every freedom within the boundaries of the law to use the information in Wikitravel, except the freedom to take that freedom away from others.

The license we use is the Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0 license. It's a piece of legal documentation created by the great people at Creative Commons (http://www.creativecommons.org/) that basically says the same thing as above: give Wikitravellers cr for their work, and share with other people.

If you want you can read the full text of the Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0 license. For the purposes of the License, a Work is the formatted text that makes up a single Wikitravel article. Each image individually is also a Work for the purposes of the License.

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In return for your incredible generosity, you will have the knowledge that you are helping travellers all over the world, and that all copies made of your work will be attributed to you, and that everyone who derives new works from yours will have to be just as generous as you are. And, of course, you get to use all the other work in Wikitravel the same way; but you don't need to contribute to do that.

You'll also get the pleasure of collaborating with hundreds of other Wikitravellers just like yourself. You'll get free spellcheck service from nit-picky folks you've never met. You'll work together with people you don't know to make better pictures, text, and maps than you've ever dreamed of.

Now, the hard part: because of the Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0 license, you are legally responsible not to put other people's copyrighted work into Wikitravel without permission. You are responsible for getting model releases from people you take pictures of, and you are responsible for any libel you include in your articles.

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