Bruce Dodson top-posted: > It seems clear to me, yet another non-lawyer: > > Derivative Works means "derivative works based upon the Original Work", as > upposed to "derivative works based upon Marvel Comics characters", or > "derivative works based upon previously-unreleased Elvis tracks".
Since the definition of this isn't yet established in the license text, how would I know? > "Prepare" - it doesn't say "to prepare yourself to create [Derivative > Works]". It says "to prepare [Derivative Works]". Like when you're > preparing dinner - after you have finished preparing it, you have something > that you can eat. No offense, but "Duh." None taken, but I still think that the word "prepare" is not in place. Just me _thinking_ of doing anything later stated could be to "prepare" for action. I still don't like it, and never will - worded as it is. /Mike -- license-discuss archive is at http://crynwr.com/cgi-bin/ezmlm-cgi?3