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Do they own what I post — Mozilla?

Mozilla makes some of its content available under open licenses, which means you can use and share it freely. However, some content may have restrictions on its use, and you should check the specific license terms before using it.

Licence to your content clauses in Mozilla's terms
ClauseRiskWhat it says
Content License low

Mozilla makes some of its content available under open licenses, which means you can use and share it freely. However, some content may have restrictions on its use, and you should check the specific license terms before using it.

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