Creative Commons Polska

[Alek Tarkowski <alek.tarkowski AT creativecommons.pl>]

Jaroslaw Lipszyc wrote:

Zwroccie uwage, ze inicjatywe te wsparl Lessig. Osobiscie jestem tym 
dosyc wstrzasniety - potwierdza to moje najgorsze obawy co do 
przyszlosci CC.

/ciach/

Lawrence Lessig napisal w tej sprawie na swoim blogu (zapewne w odpowiedzi na 
glosy innych rownie wstrzasnietych co Jarek osob) - dla mnie sprawa jest 
jasna, obaw jak najgorszych o CC i samego Lessiga jednak nie trzeba miec. 
Lessig mowi wprost:


"Chce by moje slowa byly tak jasne, jak to tylko mozliwe (choc powtorze 
jedynie to, co zawsze mowilem): powinnismy budowac swiat wolny od DRMow".

http://www.lessig.org/blog/archives/003353.shtml

a oto calosc wpisu:

"Sun has made recent announcements <http://www.openmediacommons.org/> 
about their openDRM project. In my view, they’ve made some commitments 
that are important for any DRM project. E.g., as I’ve seen it described, 
it would be implemented to allow individuals to assert “fair use,” and 
unlock DRM’d content, with a tag to trace misuse. And they’ve described 
a platform upon which authors keep the freedom to turn the DRM off, and 
more the content from the secured platform.

These are good things. But some confuse praise for better DRM with 
praise for DRM. So let me be as clear as possible here (though saying 
the same thing I’ve always said): We should be building a DRM-free 
world. We should have laws that encouraged a DRM-free world. We should 
demonstrate practices that make compelling a DRM-free world. All of that 
should, I thought, be clear. But just as one can hate the Sonny Bono 
Act, but think, if there’s a Sonny Bono Act, there should also be a 
Public Domain Enhancement Act, so too can one hate DRM, but think that 
if there’s DRM, it should be at least as Sun is saying it should be."

pozdrowienia,

alek tarkowski

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