development of an education license or license option for Creative Commons

[Chris Lott <chris.lott AT gmail.com>]

> Well, the "why" does help detemine if the license is a good fit
> for what someone wants to do. and what they want to do is behind
> the "why?" question.

Not really. I don't want my work used for commercial gain. Period. The
reasons why are immaterial as long as a "Non Commercial" license truly
means what it says it means.

MOST faculty I know express similar feelings. They don't mind their
material being shared, they just don't want it being sold.

For some, the non-commercial restriction might be about CONTROLLING
commercial use, but for others it just might be about NOT HAVING
commercial use. I created the material for other people to use freely,
not for someone to make money on by restricting it.

c
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Chris Lott