Which option is NOT considered a "usage rights" choice?

The option that is NOT considered a "usage rights" choice is that which states "Free to use or share and edit."

When discussing usage rights, the focus is on the permissions granted for the use of a work. "Free to use or share" typically indicates permission for personal and certain non-commercial uses, but it does not necessarily imply the ability to modify the original work. "Free to use or share and edit" adds a layer of permission for editing, which can be considered a more expansive usage right. However, not all usages that are "free to use or share" would automatically allow for modifications, as modification often demands more specific permissions beyond simply sharing or using the original content.

The other options clarify the level of permissions available: some options clearly state that the material can be used, shared, or modified commercially, indicating that they fall under explicit definitions of usage rights. Therefore, the inclusion of editing as a permissive action can create confusion about the broader understanding of standard usage rights, making it distinct from clearer usage rights categories.