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Tumelelano e Tlwaelegilego ga se laesense. Ke fela tšhupetšo yeo e nago le mohola wa go kwešiša Khoutu ya Semolao (Laesense e feletšego) — ke tlhaloso e balegago gabonolo ya dikarolo tša yona tše dingwe tša bohlokwa. Tumelelano ye ga e na mohola wa molao, e bile dikagare tša yona ga di tšwelele ka gare ga Laesense ya kgonthe. Dipeelo tša kgonthe tša laesense di theilwe ka Khoutu ya Semolao. Hle kgotla mo go bona Laesense e feletšego.

Creative Commons le Creative Commons ya Japane ga se dikhamphani tša molao, gape go aba le go bonagatšwa, le lomaganyo ya Tumelelano e Tlwaelegilego ga di thee mpho ya keletšo ya molao goba ditirelo le ge ele dife tše dingwe tša molao. Creative Commons le Creative Commons ya Japane ga se maloko a Laesense yeo e theago Tumelelano ye e Tlwaelegilego, gape e ganetša boikarabelo bja tshenyo yeo e bakwago ke tirišo le ge ele efe ya Tumelelano e Tlwaelegilego le Laesense ya motheo.

Setšweletšwa seo se tsentšhitšwego laesense ka tlase ga Laesense ya Creative Commons se newa ke motho yo a dirišitšego Laesense. Creative Commons le Creative Commons ya Japane ga ba dire tiišetšo mabapi le sehlogo sa mong wa laesense. Hle bala mo mabapi le tshedimošo e lego ka ga kgopelo ya dilaesense le go utollwa ga Setšweletšwa seo se tsentšhitšwego laesense ka tlase ga dilaesense tša Creative Commons.

Ye ke kakaretšo yeo e balegago gabonolo ya Khoutu ya Semolao (laesense e feletšego).

Moganetši

O lokologile:

go Abelana — go kopiša, aba, le go fetišetša mošomo
go Tswaka leswa — go dumelelana le mošomo

Ka tlase ga maemo a latelago:

Tsebagatšo — O swanetše go tsebagatša mošomo ka mokgwa wo o bontšhitšwego ke mongwadi goba mong wa laesense (eupša e sego ka tsela le ge ele efe yeo e šišinyago gore ba dumelela wena goba tirišo ya gago ya mošomo).

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E sego ya kgwebo — O ka se diriše mošomo wo bakeng sa merero ya kgwebo.
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Notice — Bakeng sa tirišo gape goba go aba le ge ele gofe, o swanetše go hlakišetša ba bangwe dipeelo tša laesense mošomong wo. Tsela e kaone ya go dira se ke ka lomaganyo e yago letlakaleng le la wepe.

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