Development of Creative Commons licenses

["Greg London" <email AT greglondon.com>]

when I tried CC-NC combined with CC-SA
it said I could use CC-SA for the result.

The people who put non-commercial restrictions
on their work will be upset.

if you're using my perl script underneath it,
I found a bug in the sharealike sanity checks
that won't catch this.

I have a week to read through and critique
a 300 page programming book right now,
and can't fix my script until after that.



Keith Coleman said:
> A new version of cc:Remix is online at
> http://ccremix.dnsalias.org:8180/ccremix/index.jsp
>
> cc:Remix is simple tool designed to help people who are mixing
> content. Understanding legal licensing obligations isn't always easy
> when you're mixing and mashing lots Creative Commons works. That's
> where cc:Remix comes in -- in two steps it can tell you how you can
> (and in some cases, must) license your new, combined work.
>
> cc:Remix also demonstrates an automated reasoning system we call
> LicenseLogic and is based on a computational logic format for CC
> licenses called XLL. cc:Remix originated as a research project in the
> Stanford CS dept, and has had several upgrades over the last couple
> years.
>
> For those who haven't seen it before, give it a try and let us know
> what you think!
>
> Keith Coleman & James Norris
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