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Khan Academy can sublicense and create derivative works from user content without paying users, giving it broad and transferable rights over submitted material.
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Content you submit to Khan Academy is subject to a broad license that allows Khan Academy to redistribute, modify, and sublicense it without compensating you.
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Khan Academy can sublicense and create derivative works from user content without paying users, giving it broad and transferable rights over submitted material.
Content you submit to Khan Academy is subject to a broad license that allows Khan Academy to redistribute, modify, and sublicense it without compensating you.
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