Notices tagged with cc, page 73
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dper (dper)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 06:25:50 EDT 
dper
@johnnynull I make educational materials, mainly for my own use, but others can use the stuff, too. #NC makes little sense in this setting. -
dper (dper)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 06:25:39 EDT
dper
@johnnynull I make educational materials, mainly for my own use, but others can use the stuff, too. #SA makes little sense in this setting. -
dper (dper)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 06:24:11 EDT
dper
@johnnynull It doesn't have much bearing on that, because the reasons we select software vs. artistic licenses may vary. I don't code much. -
johnnynull (johnnynull)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 05:48:09 EDT 
johnnynull
@dper Does this mean you prefer BSD over GPL? -
dper (dper)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 05:06:41 EDT
dper
@cyberkiller The risk of #NC is creating a disincentive for others who want to keep future options open. Thus I generally avoid NC. -
cyberkiller (cyberkiller)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 04:19:10 EDT 
cyberkiller
@rysiek I think about kinda like a gardeners dog approach - I didn't make any money on sth & I don't want anyone to make any money either -
rysiek (rysiek)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 03:13:15 EDT 
rysiek
@cyberkiller look at @PioneerOneTV - would dropping -NC diminish in any way kickstarter, donation or ad revenue? nope. not at the least. -
rysiek (rysiek)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 03:11:39 EDT
rysiek
@cyberkiller the times have changed and making money from each copy of the work no longer works, we all know that. -NC is unnecessary. -
rysiek (rysiek)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 03:10:37 EDT
rysiek
@cyberkiller with CC-By-SA this "big business" would have to 1. make proper attribution; 2. release its billboard on same license. -
rysiek (rysiek)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 03:09:41 EDT
rysiek
@cyberkiller same goes for your code - but you use GPL for it anyway. think of -NC as infringing upon Freedom 0 (use for whatever aim) -
rysiek (rysiek)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 03:08:19 EDT
rysiek
@cyberkiller CC-By-SA is the exact counterpart of GPL for cultural works. If you're OK with GPL, I don't understad why you feel you need -nc -
dhraakellian (dhraakellian)'s status on Monday, 16-Jul-2012 03:00:39 EDT 
dhraakellian
@cyberkiller that's still pseudo-free, but yes, an actual principle-of-least-surprise definition of NC in the license would be nice. !CC -
cyberkiller (cyberkiller)'s status on Sunday, 15-Jul-2012 23:36:51 EDT
cyberkiller
@rysiek ...is the enemy from my point of view. CC-by-nc-sa is the best option as far as I see it. -
cyberkiller (cyberkiller)'s status on Sunday, 15-Jul-2012 23:35:20 EDT
cyberkiller
@rysiek ...but they use and mangle CC works as they like. I wouldn't want my work being used on a large advert billboard - big business... -
cyberkiller (cyberkiller)'s status on Sunday, 15-Jul-2012 23:33:27 EDT
cyberkiller
@rysiek I use the GPL for my apps cause I know that though it doesn't forbid selling the ppl trying to profit from ones work stay away... -
cyberkiller (cyberkiller)'s status on Sunday, 15-Jul-2012 23:30:10 EDT
cyberkiller
@rysiek ...I'm ok with indirect commercial use (use at a workplace) but if my work gets sold I want to have a part of ca$h (cause I'm poor) -
cyberkiller (cyberkiller)'s status on Sunday, 15-Jul-2012 23:28:19 EDT
cyberkiller
@rysiek btw: how can I forbid sbdy from making cas$h directly from selling my work without paying me without using -NC in CC? ... -
rysiek (rysiek)'s status on Sunday, 15-Jul-2012 20:00:48 EDT
rysiek
@dhraakellian sure, that's fine. I just expect to be able to remix it without thinking if ads on my blog are "commercial use" quite soon. -
dhraakellian (dhraakellian)'s status on Sunday, 15-Jul-2012 19:55:04 EDT
dhraakellian
@rysiek Or if s01 goes CC-By-SA while s02 is being released, and s02 when s03 is being/would be released? -
dhraakellian (dhraakellian)'s status on Sunday, 15-Jul-2012 19:41:23 EDT
dhraakellian
@rysiek I might consider a nickel
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