What legal restrictions apply to my contribution once it is published in HyperNietzsche?
The licenses of HyperNietzsche are designed according to Open Source logic, which the Association defends, and which seeks to support the digitization, publication, and use of scholarly work for the purposes of research and teaching, while also preserving authorial copyright, especially when such research is destined for commercial use. To this end, the OpenKnowledge License [http://www.hypernietzsche.org/licenses/ok/] proposes: 1. to authorize all use of contributions published in HyperNietzsche insofar as such use is in the context of research and teaching, in addition to that which is provided for in French law regarding intellectual property (private copies, short citations, etc). In particular, the reproduction of complete texts is permitted if it is intended for non-commercial use. By contributing to HyperNietzsche, the author recognizes and accepts that the HyperNietzsche Association enters into an OpenKnowledge License with every user. This license authorizes each third party w
