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It's been ten years since the Budapest Open Access Initiative - a good time to consider systematic approaches to the reuse of Open Access materials, e.g. on Wikimedia projects. Bees shimmer in a coordinated fashion to drive hornets away. A video originally published in the supplementary materials to an article in PLoS ONE. What are the limits to reuse? Simulation of a Higgs event. File uploaded by its author to both CMS and Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain? Original goal Providing researchers with READ access to scientific publications Multiple options One of them is publishing under an open license Publication databases arXiv PubMed Central Nature Precedings Licensing issues Let's take the CERN image that is most popular on Wikimedia projects: Copyright statement on Commons: commons:Template:PD-CERN-CMS Copyright statement at CMS: “ 1. CERN provides the image free of charge for educational and informational use. ... 8. CERN reserves the right to alter or delete images without notice. ” Similar at INSPIRE