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Re: [cc-licenses] license politics, license forking [was Re: Commercial Rights Reserved]
- From: pcreso AT pcreso.com
- To: Development of Creative Commons licenses <cc-licenses AT lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: Re: [cc-licenses] license politics, license forking [was Re: Commercial Rights Reserved]
- Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2012 19:39:09 -0800 (PST)
One other approach is to retain relatively few core CC licences, but offer further options under CCPlus, as in the example(s) here http://wiki.creativecommons.org/CCPlus where an CC-NC licence is bundled with additional permissions enabling commercial use (with requirements/limitations). I think organisations using generally CC do not want to draft another licence, which is what CCPlus requires. If you have to draft your own licence anyway, then why use CC at all? Offering specific CCPlus licences, under the CC banner, for users to adopt, might be preferable to a proliferation of core CC variants. There is a middle ground between CC-branded & non-CC-branded which may enable CC-branded via CCPlus to be more adaptable to meet various user's needs. Brent Wood --- On Wed, 12/12/12, Luis Villa <luis AT tieguy.org> wrote:
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[cc-licenses] license politics, license forking [was Re: Commercial Rights Reserved],
Luis Villa, 12/11/2012
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Re: [cc-licenses] license politics, license forking [was Re: Commercial Rights Reserved],
pcreso, 12/11/2012
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[cc-licenses] flickr and CC: noncommercial the most popular element,
Heather Morrison, 12/12/2012
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Re: [cc-licenses] [cc-community] flickr and CC: noncommercial the most popular element,
Gregor Hagedorn, 12/12/2012
- Re: [cc-licenses] [cc-community] flickr and CC: noncommercial the most popular element, Andres Guadamuz, 12/12/2012
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Re: [cc-licenses] [cc-community] flickr and CC: noncommercial the most popular element,
Gregor Hagedorn, 12/12/2012
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[cc-licenses] flickr and CC: noncommercial the most popular element,
Heather Morrison, 12/12/2012
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Re: [cc-licenses] license politics, license forking [was Re: Commercial Rights Reserved],
pcreso, 12/11/2012
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