Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand discussion

["Ian Thomson" <ithomson.nz AT gmail.com>]

Good news Danyl,

 

We are close to getting an agreement with Auckland University to be the Project Lead. I am not sure what is required for the Technical suport. I will find this out and ge back.

 

Richard Niven did produce a first draft of the attribution lisense. Did you send a copy of that to Eva?

 

On the launch side, I fear we may not be sufficiently organised to go for thew 4th as we have planned.

I will meet with a few of the key players today and see what we will do and get back to you.

 

Ian

 

On 15/11/06, strypey AT riseup.net <strypey AT riseup.net> wrote:

Kia ora koutou

I emailed Eva CC.org yesterday about how things are progressing. Here is
her reply FYI.

RnB
Strypey

-------- Original Message --------
Subject:        Re: aotearoa.creativecommons.org
Date:   Tue, 14 Nov 2006 17:59:12 +0100
From:   Eva Lutterbuese < eva AT creativecommons.org>
To:     Danyl Strype < strypey AT riseup.net>
CC:     Catharina Maracke <catharina AT creativecommons.org>, Christiane
Henckel von Donnersmarck < christiane AT creativecommons.org>
References:     < 20061115014301.7fueg8zvgg404sgc AT tern.riseup.net>



Hi Danyl:

these are really good news. Hey, we always appreciate projects who are
making great progress! :-)

But it´s indeed a little short notice about the start of a public
discussion. I have one thing I would like
to discuss with you first. We don´t have a MOU signed so far with a
legal institution in New Zealand.
And that´s the main reason why we haven´t announced New Zealand so far
on our webpage.
But I think it would be really helpful for your plans to have the CC
webpage support for a discussion
and also for a nz.cc.org webpage.
You can check out other countries (India, Ireland etc.) in public
discussion here:
http://creativecommons.org/worldwide/

Also I would really like to recommend to define some roles before you
kick-off. Who can be the Legal
Project Lead, will you have other team members e.g. for tech support?

And what we also will need is a first draft of a NZ-license and a
document with explanations of the substantial legal
changes. You need the approval of the first draft from Tina, our new
colleague here in Berlin. But one step
after another... :-)

I will attach the MOU for you. Please let me know what you think.

Best,

Eva

 

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On 14.11.2006, at 13:43, Danyl Strype wrote:

Kia ora Eva

 

I am having a meeting next week with Dr Bryan Opie, Executive Direction of the Council for the Humanities ( http://www.humanities.org.nz/) next week. We will be talking about an event planned for Dec 4 to launch draft versions of the Aotearoa (NZ) CC licenses for public feedback. I'm aware we're jumping the gun a bit in terms of your standard process. I will show Bryan the process information you sent me and try to clarify things but hooray for progress!

 

Their organisation also have a web project called the Humanities Research Network ( http://www.humanitiesresearch.net/) and Bryan is advocating for their IT crew to host the proposed Aotearoa/ New Zealand CreativeCommons portal site. At the moment I am having difficulty contacting the guy who registered creativecommons.org.nz for us. Are you still able to offer us subdomains once we get a functional portal up and runnning? I would like to have both Aotearoa.creativecommons.org and nz.creativecommons.org (Aotearoa was the original name for our country prior to European colonisation) if this is possible.

 

RnB

Strypey

 

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