What restrictions does the Non Commercial (NC) license impose?

The Non Commercial (NC) license is designed specifically to allow individuals to use the creator's work without the intent of making a profit. The primary restriction of this license prohibits commercial use, meaning that any activities that would generate revenue from the work are not allowed.

Choosing the option regarding copying and remixing the creator's work for non-commercial purposes reflects the essence of the NC license. This license permits users to alter, adapt, or build upon the work as long as it is not for commercial gain. It promotes the sharing and creative reworking of the content by individuals and organizations that are not operating for profit.

In contrast, the other options do not align with the limitations imposed by the Non Commercial license. For instance, usage of the work for charity events may still be considered commercial if there is a fundraising element, thus potentially violating the NC conditions. Accessing the work for any purpose is too broad since the license specifically restricts commercial purposes, and while the work can be accessed, it must be done under the defined guidelines of the license.