Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand discussion

[Brian Opie <brian.opie AT vuw.ac.nz>]

Title: Re: [Cc-nz] Fliers from the launch

Hi Leigh

I have to apologise to you for getting badly behind (1),  and for somehow failing to introduce myself to you at the launch (2). I had intended to learn much more about the background to Otago Poly’s decision to go with CC. There was an interesting moment at a recent Council meeting when a statement assuming the self-evidence of open institutional repositories for publicly funded research was made, and some of the academics at the table responded in surprise (not pleased) to the idea.

That said – did you sort the issue below?

And, I would like to start planning for a promotional CC workshop in education, which it would be great if you, Robin and your institution could lead. We’re having the next Board meeting on Friday week, and the sketching out of the year’s plans will be done then. Just an indication of interest  - I don’t expect that you’ve got any truly free time! - would be helpful at this stage.

Best wishes

Brian

-- 
Dr Brian Opie 
Executive Director 
Te Whainga Aronui 
The Council for the Humanities 
P O Box 10-693 
Wellington 

telephone [w] +64 4 472 9488  or +64 4 463 6812    
                 [h] +64 4 971 6016 
fax                +64 4 463 5148 
email  brian.opie AT humanities.org.nz 
web    http://www.humanities.org.nz 
hrn    http://www.humanitiesresearch.net 
Creative Commons  http://www.creativecommons.org.nz



On 29/11/07 4:06 PM, "Leigh Blackall" <leighblackall AT gmail.com> wrote:

> The fliers handed out at the launch in Wellington.. the beige, A4 sheet folded into thirds... does anyone have the original file? In the section called "Some Licences" examples of BY/NC/ND and BY/NC/SA and BY/NC and BY/SA are given. We need a version that explains BY only as that is the license we are using... can we get the file to change, or can someone change it to include BY please. Would be a shame not to encourage the use of the most flexible license...