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Re: NonCommercial split into NonProfit and NoCompensation

From: "Greg London" <email AT greglondon.com>
To: "Discussion on the Creative Commons license drafts" <cc-licenses AT lists.ibiblio.org>
Subject: Re: NonCommercial split into NonProfit and NoCompensation
Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 17:13:18 -0400 (EDT)

Can someone fix this to clarify that Camille can
sell the work "at cost" or for a non profit organization:

http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/
:: Examples: Gus publishes his photograph with a Noncommercial license.
:: Camille incorporates a piece of Gus's image into a collage poster.
:: Camille is not allowed to sell her collage poster without Gus's permission.

Since it's THE explanation of "NonComercial" it ought
to reflect the distinction between "for money"
and "for profit".

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Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause , (continued)
- Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, Wyl Newland, 04/21/2005
  - Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, Greg London, 04/21/2005
    - Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, Wyl Newland, 04/21/2005
      - Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, Greg London, 04/21/2005
        
        Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, Wyl Newland, 04/21/2005
    - Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, drew Roberts, 04/21/2005
- Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, Mia Garlick, 04/24/2005
  - Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, evan, 04/24/2005
    - Re: Use cases for NonCommercial license clause, Greg London, 04/24/2005
      - NonCommercial split into NonProfit and NoCompensation, Greg London, 04/25/2005
        
        Re: NonCommercial split into NonProfit and NoCompensation, Greg London, 04/25/2005