Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Tarmo Toikkanen <tarmo.toikkanen AT aalto.fi>]

Finnish interpretation: Adaptations are private copies and cannot be shared publicly without permission (such as CC without ND). Giving a few (read: no more than 3) copies to members of your inner circle (family members, close friends) is allowed, nothing wider.

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Tarmo Toikkanen

tarmo.toikkanen AT aalto.fi

Learning Environments research group, http://legroup.aalto.fi

Creative Commons Finland, http://www.creativecommons.fi

Aalto university, http://www.aalto.fi

On Saturday 2. 11 2013 at 18.23, Anthony wrote:

On Sat, Nov 2, 2013 at 10:25 AM, Diane Peters <diane AT creativecommons.org> wrote:

Yes, that's correct.  You can produce adaptations under the ND licenses, but you're not given permission to Share them.  Keep in mind that Sharing is only prohibited if permission to do so is required.

Well, it's not quite clear how that interacts with 17 USC 109 et. al.

Permission is generally *not* required to loan a copy of a book to a friend. Can I lend a copy of an adapted version of an ND work to a friend? What if I charge the friend? What if they're not friends, and I made 10,000 copies?

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