discussion of the Creative Commons Metadata work

["Shelley Powers" <shelleyp AT burningbird.net>]

>
 > You can add true statements (this license is called "Attribution 1.0")
 > and false statements (this license prohibits owning small monkeys) to
 > the RDF. The first is unlikely to cause problems but the second
surely will.
 >

Right.  -- and right now we only want true statements that can be
completely interoperable.  No Wildcards.

  Which is why, for now, I believe we would rather that people *not*
modify their RDF.


lisa


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Then you all had better make sure you provide a real clear message on
this -- point blank, if you modify the generated RDF/XML, this invalidates
the license. No semantic twisties on this. No having to read minds or try
and interpret law or what the creators are implying with statements such as
"adding true statements" as compared to adding "false statements". Just
simple, easy to understand: you modify the RDF/XML, and the license no
longer applies.


Shelley

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