[cc-community] anarchist take on copyright and CC
Matthew J. Agnello
matt.agnello at gmail.com
Fri Mar 28 14:59:41 EDT 2008
The joke is an anarchist taking the paper to court over commercial
use, and the company pointing to the latter part of the license and
saying, "We don't respect the author's IP claim, so this is free for
us."
And the court having to figure out if that constitutes a dual license
or not.
Point being, I think its irresponsible and confusing not to live what
you preach, so I'd say use CC and respect copyright or claim copyright
is worthless and don't use anything related to it. I can respect both
stances, but I can't respect an attempt to straddle them with no
reasoning for doing so other than to keep your work out of the hands
of people you've arbitrarily said shouldn't use it -- which is exactly
the kind of abuse copyright allows.
// Matt
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Matt Agnello
http://www.hungryfilmmaker.com
< matt.agnello at gmail.com >
On Mar 28, 2008, at 11:36 AM, Lloyd wrote:
> drew Roberts wrote:
>> On Friday 28 March 2008 02:26:46 Terry Hancock wrote:
>>> drew Roberts wrote:
>>>>> Everyone else, of course, is free.
>>>> So, what, those who don't have respect for the concept of
>>>> intellectual
>>>> property are free and free to disregard the request to redistribute
>>>> (non-comercially) and can just go ahead and redistribute
>>>> commercially
>>>> instead right?
>>> Duh. If you are willing to violate the law, you are free of its
>>> restrictions. You just have to worry about evading law
>>> enforcement. ;-)
>>>
>>> Consider the source.
>>
>> Terry, I got the source. I am just having fun thinking of them
>> taking someone
>> to court over non-commercial usage.
>
> Why not? I've taken a number of organizations, mostly government
> departments, but also corporation, to court.
>
> Use whatever weapons are at hand.
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