PHP Creative Commons Logo: Display a logo link for a Creative Commons License

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This class can be used to display a logo link for a Creative Commons License.

It can take a string that identifies the type of creative commons license and returns the respective logo image.

The logo image is returned as HTML with the license logo image as a link to the respective Creative Commons license page.

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Creative Commons is a popular license used by many developers to release their software to the public and allow royalty free used with minimal licensing requirements.

There are several variants of the Creative Commons licenses.

This class provides a solution to display the logo image of a Creative Commons license variant in a Web page with a link to the respective page on the Web with the details of that license.

This may be useful to many developers that display the creative commons license logo link in a Web page of their Open Source projects.

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