Development of Creative Commons licenses

[drew Roberts <zotz AT 100jamz.com>]

tom, Audun,

not that I like the idea I am putting forward, but I think with this tweak I 
might address tom's issue.

RY=X,0 instead which would mean you can use commercially at X% or as NC. Your 
option.

Or even RY=X,SA which would mean you can use commercially at X% or as SA. 
Your 
option.

My issue is that I want to promote Free Works and to me, this just further 
muddies the waters.

Even with the second option, it woild only really be clean for first 
generation reuse or for reuse where all X's are equal. It could get hairy 
real fast.

I have even more thoughts that would complicate things further so I will 
leave 
them out unless this goes even further.

all the best,

drew

On Sunday 14 January 2007 03:36 am, tomislav medak wrote:
> hi audun,
>
> i'm not sure this wouldn't create a whole range of other problems -
> delivering licensees to undue burdens imposed by authors and almost
> impossible enforceability the further we go downstream, both with the
> prospect of producing a chilling effect on reuse of works - and this
> runs contrary to what we want to achieve in the first place.
>
> tom
>
> Audun Myhra Bergwitz wrote:
> > Wouldn't one solve the problems with NC by rather having a commercial
> > license based on percentages? Ie something which says that you're free
> > to use this any way you like, but if you make any money by the use you
> > owe me X % of that in royalties (RY). Any percentage of 0 is 0, so then
> > non-commercial would be anything where there's royalties=0?
> >
> > Audun Myhra Bergwitz
> >
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