Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Mark Ivey <zovirl1_list AT sbcglobal.net>]

On Sat, 2005-05-28 at 16:12 +0100, Rob Myers wrote:
> The example I use for how providing source could look is is a Disney  
> DVD - look at all that preparatory art, the rough animation, deleted  
> scenes, 3D models, scripts, storyboards. Add the score and you're there.

(I'm jumping in to the middle of this conversation, so hopefully I'm not
going over old ground)

Providing digital sources seems easy and useful:  just provide whatever
was used by the creator (even if it is in a difficult format like Adobe
Dimensions, as mentioned in your link)

How would one provide non-digital sources though?  To use your example,
the sources for the hand-drawn Disney cartoons are individual hand-drawn
frames.  Would a digitized form be good enough?  What about a fine-art
photograph where the source is a negative?  

-Mark Ivey-