An attribution noncommercial share-alike license in Creative Commons allows a publisher to:
A) Use, change, and build upon the original work, regardless of whether the publisher is a for-profit or not-for-profit agency.
B) Use, change, and build upon the original work, provided the use is for noncommercial purposes and that the user credits the copyright owner and licenses the new creation under the same terms.
C) Use only the original work and create no derivatives, provided the use is for noncommercial purposes.There is no need to credit the copyright owner or license the new creation under the same terms.
D) Use the original work, make no changes to it, and use the work for noncommercial purposes.There is no need to credit the copyright owner or license the new creation under the same terms.
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