Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Daniel Carrera <dcarrera AT math.umd.edu>]

Greetings all,

Is this the correct list for discussing a new CC license?
The FAQ says that for software documentation, the GNU FDL is recommended.

That's certainly a good choice since it is the most popular license for 
Free/OpenSource Software.  I thought perhaps it could be made into a CC 
license, kind of like how the GPL and LGPL are CC licenses too.

I can think of two options here:

1)  Make a human-readable commons deed for the FDL, as was done for the 
GPL and LGPL.

2)  Talk to the FSF about a version 2.0 (current is 1.2) of the license 
which fits better in the scheme of the CC.  For example, remove the 
invariant sections.  And then make a commons deed for it.

Is this the right place for this discussion?

Cheers,
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