To find a list of websites where content can be used copyright-free like Wikipedia, consider the following sources:
Pexels: Offers free stock videos and photos under a Creative Commons 0 license, allowing use for personal or commercial projects without attribution[3].
Pixabay: Provides over 2.3 million images and videos that can be used for free, for both commercial and non-commercial purposes, with no attribution required[1][3].
Videvo: Offers thousands of free stock videos, motion graphics, music, and sound effects. Content can be used for free, but different licenses apply, so checking individual usage rights is necessary[1].
Creative Commons: Helps users find content that they can share, use, and remix through various open licenses[4].
Kiwix: Known for providing information without an internet connection, Kiwix is a crowd-sourced platform storing articles and resources for offline use, making it a suitable Wikipedia alternative[5].
Scholarpedia: An open-access encyclopedia where content is created and edited by verified scholars, ensuring reliability and accuracy[2][5].
These websites provide a variety of copyright-free content for different uses and are alternatives to traditional encyclopedic sources like Wikipedia.
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