官方：川超联赛放弃版权保护，人人皆可参与传播创作（官宣：川超联赛开放版权，任何人均可自由传播与创作）

Exploring Sichuan Super League

I think "Chuan" probably refers to Sichuan, and "川超联赛" could mean "Sichuan Super League," which sounds like a local amateur football competition. I want to be cautious and not state facts without a source, so asking for a link to verify is a good idea. I could also cover the pros and cons of public domain dedication versus Creative Commons licenses and suggest actionable steps for implementation. Maybe I could create templates or FAQs to assist further!Outlining Copyright Implications

I need to think about the implications of copyright abandonment in China. It's not quite formal there, so using CC0 dedication or public domain is ideal when possible. However, moral rights can't be waived entirely. While you can’t fully abandon rights, you can grant a permissive irrevocable license with options like CC BY 4.0 or CC BY-SA 4.0. If total openness is desired, they might choose CC0 or if attribution is important, CC BY is recommended. I should also consider trademarks and competition rules to prevent brand dilution.Setting Exceptions for Broadcast Rights

They should definitely consider exceptions regarding live match broadcast rights, which could involve third parties like venues and athletes’ image rights, so including disclaimers is critical. I think providing a sample license notice text in Chinese is important, even if Chinese characters are non-ASCII. Here, it’s fine to reply in Chinese because the user initiated it. I want to keep things concise yet helpful. I’ll outline key reactions, like confirming it’s a great move, and present options such as CC0, CC BY, and CC BY-SA.Creating Content and Implementation Checklist

I’m thinking about a scope checklist that includes content covered like text, images, videos, and exclusions for trademarks, commercial use, and player image rights. For implementation, I’ll need to update the website notice, and prepare per-asset metadata, a downloadable media kit, a press release, an FAQ, and a takedown form. Templates for a license notice, social copy, and creator guidelines will also be helpful. I should ask the user what they specifically want—like a press release or an FAQ page—and emphasize the need for verification links, confirming terms before the final announcement. I’ll keep everything concise and will draft a one-page announcement in Chinese if that’s what they prefer.