Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Nathan Jones <nathan-cc AT optimo.com.au>]

On Mon, Nov 15, 2004 at 08:51:03PM -0800, Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
>Basically, I'd like to be able to say "Don't pass this off as your own
>sample to other people, and don't try to charge other people for using it.
>However, if you like the ideas in it, go ahead and use them, and don't worry
>about it. If you want to leave a comment in the code that I wrote it, that's
>good. If not, oh well."

I believe you can grant further permissions than the licence provides.
For example, CC licences (as far as I call recall) require attribution
unless the author waives the right to attribution.

As I read it, you want to use attribution-noncommercial for your code
samples, but also say "I don't want to you to charge other people for
this code, but you are welcome to use it in your own commercial projects.
Oh, and you don't need to retain my attribution if you don't want to."

-- 
Nathan Jones