Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand discussion

[Sam Stephens <sam AT postmoderncore.com>]

I've got to say that some of the questions don't quite work. For example, I was asked to say what percentage of my works were released under a "Free public license available online", and what percentage under a "Standard license that I prefer to use for all my works", and have that percentage add up to 100%. But these two things are not mutually exclusive - my standard license is also a free public license.

On 27/11/2008 8:15 p.m., Jessica Coates wrote:

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From the CCau website (http://creativecommons.org.au/node/201):

CC has launched a survey to find out what non-commercial means - and it wants your input.

The survey forms part of the larger study into the definition non-commercial that CC announced a while ago. With the growing use of the 'non-commercial' term in online licences (and not just CC licences - it's even on the PM's website), it's becoming more and more important to try to pin down a common understanding of exactly what it means.

So CC is asking its community to help out by taking a few minutes to responding to this questionnaire on the topic. All responses are anonymous, and no personal data is collected. The questionnaire will stay up til 7 December. If you have any questions, you can email them to noncommercial AT creativecommons.org.

If you've always wanted to have your say on one of the hottest issues facing the free culture and web 2.0 communities, now's your chance.

 

Jessica Coates

Project Manager

Creative Commons Clinic

Queensland University of Technology

 

ph: 07 3138 8301

fax: 07 3138 9395

email: j2.coates AT qut.edu.au

 

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