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["Christian Ahlert" <christian.ahlert AT internet-institute.oxford.ac.uk>]

Looks fine to me. One question: am I right, that if I download content 
licensed under these
terms, when I am phyically in Spain, Italy or wherever there is more sunshine 
than in the UK,
UK law will apply? My rationale is that many users of the license might ask 
the same
question, so perhaps it might make sense to make this clearer?

Best
--Ch

Am 21 Sep 2004 um 11:08 hat Prodromos Tsiavos geschrieben:

> Hi all,
>
> We have tried to incorporate most of your comments into version 3 of the
> license, which I am posting today for further comments.
>
> In the past one month we have worked on making the license more compatible 
> with
> CC 2.0 while retaining the plain language. We are also working on an
> alternative version which is closer to CC 2.0 but it is not ready for 
> release
> as yet. As soon as we have it ready I will post it.
>
> So, to answer Rob’s and Jonathan questions:
> (a)   v.3.0 is the latest version of the license but it has not been
> finalised as yet.
> (b)   We are expecting CC to approve the licenses by the end of September, 
> so
> we need to have your comments by the beginning of next week.
> (c)   You may check v.3.0 and let me know what you think about the changes 
> we
> have made and whether they address your concerns.
> (d)   The licenses are not finalised as yet so your comments are welcome. I
> could not release v.3.0 before as I only got the latest internal feedback on
> Friday.
> (e)   We will only make the license publicly available once it has been
> approved by CC.
>
> Thanks
> Prodromos
>
>