Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Eric Garner <ejgarner AT yahoo.com>]

> > Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think BarnExchange
> only
> > collects if there's a money stream. If you aren't
> > charging admission, aren't selling popcorn, and
> don't
> > have a billboard on your property overlooking the
> > road, etc etc, then your use falls under
> non-commercial.
> 
> There would be no non-commecial with respect to
> Bob's ARR cover though would 
> there?
> 
> all the best,
> 
> drew
> -- 
> (da idea man)

No. The freedoms allowed under the NC license don't
extend to Bob's barn if he's not using that (or
another) CC license. That would pose an interesting
problem though, related to the fragmentation Kevin
brought up. If the BY-NC and ARR barns are built right
next to each other on the same land, who's responsible
for planting the tall hedges around the ARR barn so it
can't be viewed by the non-paying guests?