CC0 License Explained

What is CC0?

CC0 (Creative Commons Zero) is a legal tool that waives all copyright and related rights to the fullest extent allowed by law. The work becomes part of the public domain.

Do I need to give attribution?

No. Unlike other Creative Commons licenses (e.g., CC BY), CC0 does **not require attribution**. You can use, modify, and redistribute the content without mentioning UpMails.eu.

✅ You can mention us if you want — but it’s optional.

Can I use it commercially?

Yes. You can:

• ✅ Sell our email templates as part of your SaaS
• ✅ Include our SEO checklist in a paid course
• ✅ Train your AI model on our articles
• ✅ Translate and republish our content under your brand

What should I not do?

Legally, there’s almost nothing you can’t do. However, ethically:

• ⛔ Don’t claim you wrote the original content if asked directly
• ⛔ Don’t use our name to imply endorsement (e.g., “Official UpMails Partner”)

But again — **no legal obligation** exists under CC0.

Where can I read the full license?

Official text: CC0 1.0 Universal (Creative Commons)