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[Jon Phillips <jon AT creativecommons.org>]

On Thu, 2007-04-19 at 10:49 +0800, Eric Eldred wrote:
> See Lessig's comment and some other comments to him at
> http://www.lessig.org/blog/   for March 13, 2007
> 
> The NC and SA licenses raise delicate legal issues and in
> our outreach we must be careful to listen to our users' needs. 
> 
> Right now I think it is important to look at the big picture,
> without being overwhelmed or sidetracked by these issues,
> so thanks Isaac for helping us with information to help
> educate HKers about CC.  It is important to enlist many 
> users, artists, teachers, and all in this project.  I think
> Jon and CC in San Francisco and Berlin can help if you ask
> them, as well.  There is more news about ccLearn, open
> courseware, Science Commons, and other CC work, than this 
> article presents.
> 
> The HK Copyright Initiative is very significant and will
> motivate many in HK to consider these issues.  However, we
> should form CC-HK for the longterm no matter what happens
> to any legislation or government action.  The same people 
> can work on both, but CC-HK has not yet officially organized,
> and cannot take a position on this.  At least that is what
> I think.
> 
> =eric
>   

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Yes, I agree with Eric, I'll help how I can. There is an official
process to porting the licenses and it is good to keep in line with
this.

http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Worldwide_Overview

Jon

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