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laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 17:33:49 EDT laurelrusswurm @dpic I understood the point @snapl was making was that but for !CC ND NC licence, the music would be © "all rights reserved" -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 17:29:54 EDT laurelrusswurm A question for advocates of NC-ND removal from Creative Commons: How many creators currently make their living exclusively w/ !CC free? -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 17:20:51 EDT laurelrusswurm @dpic Here unjust !copyright law is the default with © "all rights reserved" subjugation enacted by my government regardless of my wishes. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 16:24:07 EDT laurelrusswurm @greg @dpic @robmyers @mlinksva @lxoliva !CC is a good workaround, but nothing less than !copyright abolition will produce perfect freedom. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 16:13:01 EDT laurelrusswurm @lxoliva excluding licenses that you deem unfree denies others the right to make their own choices. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 15:32:50 EDT laurelrusswurm @lxoliva There is more chance of achieving that if people are allowed to learn and make their own choices. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 15:30:29 EDT laurelrusswurm @lxoliva I see... your freedom is more important than their freedom. Personally I prefer a future where everyone's freedom is respected. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 15:27:22 EDT laurelrusswurm @greg One reason for promoting !cc alternatives is preventing the possibility of netgen going to jail. Although this might hasten change… -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 15:24:24 EDT laurelrusswurm @greg The phrase I learned was "personal use," but whatever it's called, it is illegal here (and probably there) b/c of the !copyright lobby -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 14:11:28 EDT laurelrusswurm @greg by non commercial do you mean non-copyright-infringing filesharing? -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 14:03:54 EDT laurelrusswurm @mlinksva One of my favorite musicians is @Allison_Crowe who uses variety of CC licenses ... esp when doing a cover artists are constrained -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 14:00:30 EDT laurelrusswurm @dpic you can only fork a license if you know there is such a thing. When everyone you know uses !Copyright All Rights Reserved why bother? -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 13:59:06 EDT laurelrusswurm @dpic No, anyone cannot fork a license. Though !cc is a fabulous success story most of the world has no idea. #explains bad !copyright law -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 13:57:24 EDT laurelrusswurm @dpic I don't know what stats !cc is keeping, like most people I go by life experience and anecdotal evidence. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 13:48:05 EDT laurelrusswurm @dpic educating is the way to go... i thought that was what !cc *did* ... the new license selector thingy w/ free/non free stuff is great -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 13:44:30 EDT laurelrusswurm @mjjzf Yes, and the suggestion is to remove NC and ND from that spectrum, which I believe would catastrphically harm !cc #StillTooNew -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 13:32:42 EDT laurelrusswurm @kuro He eventually named what I think was a very old Canadian band (couldn't find anything abt them online) -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 13:15:57 EDT laurelrusswurm @greg I just heard one of the new !CC Canada lawyers interviewed & he couldn't come up with the name of a single !cc band... -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 13:12:54 EDT laurelrusswurm @greg Frankly, although they are not free enough, NC and ND *do* promote the commons because it allows creators to try !CC with less fear. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Monday, 27-Aug-2012 13:02:17 EDT laurelrusswurm @cwebber The point is to get creators on board. If NC and ND aren't !CC, the creators who brave them are unlikely to go further #notCC