According to Creative Commons, how must adaptations of the work be shared?

Creative Commons licenses are designed to facilitate the sharing and use of creative works while providing certain permissions and restrictions to the creator. When a work is shared under a Creative Commons license that permits adaptations, the requirement is that these adaptations must also be shared under the same terms as the original work.

This principle ensures that as new works are derived from the original, they remain accessible and open for further use and adaptation by others. It promotes a culture of sharing, where creativity can build upon creativity, enriching the community and allowing for a diverse array of interpretations and new creations. By requiring adaptations to be licensed similarly, Creative Commons helps maintain the integrity and intent of the original creator's rights and conditions.

In this context, adaptations could also refer to translations, modifications, or any other alterations made to the original work. The emphasis on sharing adaptations under the same terms helps sustain the open nature of the work and ensures that the benefits and opportunities for collaboration and creativity are preserved for future users.