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[Catharina Maracke <catharina AT creativecommons.org>]

Dear all, 

thanks a lot for this discussion. Being involved in both organizations (CC and iC) I would be very happy and thankful to get your thoughts the iCommons question raised by Henrik. The license porting process is an important project but the post launch activities and the ongoing collaboration is important as well - and it should not be limited to legal work only. The question is, how can we structure the public work and what would be the best platform? 

Catharina

On Apr 23, 2008, at 10:17 AM, Henrik Moltke wrote:

I agree with Florian but unsure whether this should come out in the open now, or taken out of the bag in Sapporo (between the lucky few that make it there).
iCommons controls an important part of the public work, and I don't that´s working out very well. Could you all just please return a word or two on your thought on this, whether or not it should be included in the letter?

bests,

On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 10:03 AM, Florian Philapitsch <florian.philapitsch AT wu-wien.ac.at> wrote:

Dear all,

I totally agree with this letter and will be happy to sign it.
The issue with the seperation between iCommons and CC is raised, but
not really elaborated upon. In my opinion this will be one of the
major issues in the future. If I think of the mentioned 1000 USD paid
by CCi for the participation of (voluntary working) CCi-members to
iCommons, thereby nuking the sponsorship for travels, I feel that
clear and clean borders have to be drawn here.
This HAS to be addressed and discussed, however, I am not sure, if
this letter is the right place. On the other hand - what is?

regards,
Florian

Zitat von Severine Dusollier <severine.dusollier AT fundp.ac.be>:

> Dear all,
>
> I have been travelling a lot lately and has only
> irregularly followed your discussion on that
> letter. I am sorry for not having been able to be
> involved a bit more.
> I find this last version very good and I would be
> willing to sign it on behalf of CC Belgium.
> Thanks Paul and Alek for all your work on this
>
> Séverine
>
> At 12:43 +0200 22/04/08, Paul Keller wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> it has taken a bit longer than expected but we finally have a new
>> draft of a letter online. it uses bits of pieces of Juan Carlos'
>> original letter intermixed with some of the suggestions that came up
>> in the discussion on this list and in the previous mail by Alek and
>> me. please have a look at it (and improve or
>> correct) at http://cc-europe.jottit.com/
>>   (pwd: vilnius). i think it is important that we move relatively
>> quickly with this.
>>
>> i would suggest that once we have heard from all those who have
>> contributed to the discussion (Juan Carlos, John, Alek, Catharina,
>> Hendrik, Prodromos, Francois, Florian & Ignasi) if they can live with
>> this letter we go out ans ask other PLs to sign it.
>>
>> all the best from amsterdam,
>> paul
>>
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