The provisions of Creative Commons (CC) offer synthetic copyright licenses. Perfect for those wishing to authorize the operation or use of their work (economic rights), without affecting their moral rights.
CC groups the handling of works protected by copyright as follows:
Attribution – Noncommercial – No Derivatives Work CC BY-NC-ND: to use and share the work without commercial purposes, provided that the author is acknowledged and no changes are made to the work.
Attribution-Non Commercial-ShareAlike CC BY-NC-SA: distribute, change, create, noncommercial use, credit to the author and license under same conditions.
Attribution-NonCommercial CC BY-NC: distribute, modify, and build upon the work for noncommercial purposes, must recognize the author, without obligation to license under the same terms.
Attribution – No Derivative Work CC BY-ND: to redistribute work without modification, attribution to the author, but allowing commercial uses.
Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA: commercial use, as amended, created from the work, but must be licensed on the same terms and acknowledge the author.
Attribution License CC BY: to distribute, mix, adjust, and build from the original work by recognizing the author while also allowing commercial use.
CC0: declares the work in the public domain.
Intangible Law 
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