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Dropping non-DSFG-free license elements (was Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works)

From: Evan Prodromou <evan AT wikitravel.org>
To: Discussion on the Creative Commons license drafts <cc-licenses AT lists.ibiblio.org>
Subject: Dropping non-DSFG-free license elements (was Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works)
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2004 19:07:34 -0500

>>>>> "e" == email <email AT greglondon.com> writes:

e> But Non-Commercial and Education-Only and Sampling-Only are NOT
e> LICENSES THAT CREATE PUBLIC COMMONS.

Hey, so, I happen to agree with you about these things. But I also
think it's better to get artists to come half-way towards real
freedom than let them sit on the all-rights-reserved bench.

~ESP

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Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works , (continued)
- Extra restrictions on derivative works, Luke Stodola, 02/08/2004
  - Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works, Rob Myers, 02/08/2004
    - Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works, Mike Linksvayer, 02/09/2004
      - Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works, Rob Myers, 02/09/2004
- Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works, email, 02/09/2004
  - Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works, Mike Linksvayer, 02/09/2004
- Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works, email, 02/09/2004
  - Dropping non-DSFG-free license elements (was Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works), Evan Prodromou, 02/09/2004
    - Re: Dropping non-DSFG-free license elements (was Re: Extra restrictions on derivative works), Rob Myers, 02/09/2004