Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Philip Jägenstedt <philip AT lysator.liu.se>]

Hello!

We, a student association by the name of Digifri, are looking for a way 
of allowing all and any use of the content of our website, 
www.digifri.org. I'm wondering if it is legally possible for us to place 
it in the public domain, or if that is only valid of the US? Personally, 
I would prefer using public domain over a one-liner in the style of "all 
is permitted, no rights reserved" since we can then mark our data using 
creative commons metadata (plus I don't trust myself to be able to write 
a valid license, however short).

We have thought about CC-Attribution, but would like to know what our 
options are before making a decision. Many of us feel that we don't need 
to require even attribution since we don't care if someone uses our 
writing without giving credit. Before making a decision, we need to 
explore the options. Any help/suggestion is appreciated greatly.

// Philip Jägenstedt

NOTE: Please CC/BCC me me since I am not a subscriber to the cc-licenses 
list.