Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Peter Brink <peter.brink AT brinkdata.se>]

Jacinto Quesnel skrev:
> Dear (CC) staff,
>
> Being an avid game designer and gamer myself (and that includes everything   > from tabletop to computer and console gaming) I really this the 
Traditional
> and Videogame industries could really benefit from getting a more accesible 
> creative commons license fit to games projects, all of them: software, written
> work, etc.
>
> But, even if the (CC) site very easy to use and straightfoward for average 
> use, it has become very confusing for when it becomes to participate. I want 
> to help build a license for games, something similar to OGL ( opengamingfoundation.org ) 
> most probably, but less centered in games by a single company. please direct 
> me to whom should I talk about this or how to move around the website in order 
> to do this.
[ snip ]
> PS: today I started a list of (CC) Tabletop Gaming Proyects 
> (  http://pandemuerto.opiumgarden.org/cctg/index.html ), I plan on building 
> a Videogame list during the next week. If there is a better place to do this 
> I'd like to know.

Free Roleplaying Community ( http://www.freeroleplay.org/ ) might be 
good place to start. Note however that the folks at freeroleplay.org 
don't seem to consider CC licenses to be free, in the OSF sense. They 
recommend GPL. Since you seem to target both software and literary works 
GPL might be a better choice for you.

/Peter Brink