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How is a Creative Commons license different from a regular copyright? As a reminder, in the warm-up we saw the this scenario: Imagine you were using some of our pixelation tools to create an image and you posted it online for your friends to see - but, a week later you find out someone took that image and put it on a T-shirt that they’re selling for $10 each. Now that we understand Copyright, what would need to change in order for the scenario from the warm-up to be okay?

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