Development of Creative Commons licenses

["Jonathon Blake" <jonathon.blake AT gmail.com>]

Drew wrote:

> > gratis, and it it may not be distributed in any manner that even hints
> > at being a non-gratis transaction.]

> Won't you run aground on the first sale doctrine?
>  Or is that really only sale?

That is why I will have a lawyer draw up the licence.

I know of several used book stores that were taken to court, for
selling books that were marked "This book is not to be sold".  I also
know of a store that sold used CDs that was taken to court for selling
promotional CDs that were given to radio stations and "celebrity" DJs.

> If I give an NC book to a friend, can they really never sell it in a garage 
> sale?

With the restrictions on the licence I want, that will be a licence
violation, and grounds for civil prosecution.

> > incorporation as "limited by guarantee".)
> All I need is a pint a day?

ROTFLOL.

xan

jonathon