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You’re free to copy and redistribute the copylefted work — either by itself, or as part of a larger collection of works. All you have to do is (1) be honest - by clearly crediting me as the author, and only redistributing accurate copies of the original (But you don't REALLY have to :) hehe )- and (2) keep it free - by distributing the copy under the same copyleft license, and including either a copy of the license, or a reference to its URL (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/1.0/legalcode).
You don’t have to copyleft your whole newsletter to reprint a single article of mine in it (although copylefting your whole newsletter is certainly worthwhile on its own merits). You only have to distribute the copy of my work under the copyleft terms. You’re also free to distribute abridged, translated, or otherwise edited copies of my works — but these count as derivative works, not copies of the original.
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