[cc-community] anarchist take on copyright and CC
Lloyd
cc at phizz.demon.co.uk
Fri Mar 28 17:04:26 EDT 2008
Matthew J. Agnello wrote:
>> Matthew J. Agnello wrote:
>>> 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."
>>>
>>
>> That isn't what the thing says. read more carefully.
>
> Sorry, I was unclear. Let me clarify. (Although this is probably getting
> too deep into the joke.)
>
> drew Roberts wrote:
>> Both you and Terry made this point.
>>
>> But actually, it does apply to you as much as to someone who cares
>> about it
>> and breaks it anyway, on purpose or out of ignorance. It applies to
>> you when
>> you get caught up. At that point, it hardly matters what you believe
>> on the
>> matter.
>
> The paper's copyright claims that for those who respect copyright, use
> CC-NY-NC-SA, and for those who don't, copy as you like.
You are adding words that aren't there. Read more carefully. I'll make
it simple.
[
To those with respect for the concept of intellectual property, this
document is under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share
Alike 3.0 United States License. Everyone else, of course, is free.
]
Nowhere does it say you are free to "copy as you like".
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