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[cc-licenses] slightly OT: academic legal theory behind the 'human readable' licenses?
- From: "Luis Villa" <luis AT tieguy.org>
- To: "Discussion on the Creative Commons license drafts" <cc-licenses AT lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: [cc-licenses] slightly OT: academic legal theory behind the 'human readable' licenses?
- Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2006 16:42:05 -0500
Hey, all (but really primarily to the lawyers on the list :)-
As I was stumbling through Contracts this morning (specifically, a
lecture on interpretation of contracts) I was reminded of the human
readable versions of CC contracts/licenses. The question that came to
mind: were those inspired by any particular strain of academic thought
on license legibility/usability? Or did they just come out of a
general ease-of-use impulse? If there was a strain of academic thought
on the issue that was inspirational or otherwise important, any
pointers to where I could start reading?
Thanks in advance- let me know if my question itself is incomprehensible :)
Luis
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[cc-licenses] slightly OT: academic legal theory behind the 'human readable' licenses?,
Luis Villa, 11/20/2006
- Re: [cc-licenses] slightly OT: academic legal theory behind the 'human readable' licenses?, Andres Guadamuz, 11/21/2006
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