I'm sitting at my back yard and revising the past knowledge about the last couple of Things I had to complete and being very thankful to the #SurreyUniversity for the possibility of course attendance. I have learned so much.
I have always been very curious about the possible on-line protection of my work and I have never seen it as a 100% sure thing. My brother has a PhD in informatics and computer science and has always warned me that when publishing on-line, there is no complete certainty for the protection of your work. When once published, the chances of paper stealing are almost certain.
Within the last Things, certain tools for researchers, with which they can protect their work were presented. All of them in some ways defenetly do, but I still think that there is no complete certainty.
I was also very interested in CC license for your work and I’m certainly going to use it when publishing because I think that it is very easy to create one and it is one of the most certain protectors.
At last I can say, that by my opinion, there is always a possibility of someone stealing your work, so try to protect your research/any kind of work in as much ways as possible.
For this week’s task I’m posting the appropriate licensed image in the next post.
