On Fri, Mar 09, 2007 at 05:33:28PM +0000, Jonathan Roberts wrote: > > Like I said though, please feel free to have a look and send some > feedback - the address is: > > http://questionsplease.org/freeme
This is *awesome*. I think this would be a wonderful item to hand out during tabling/campaigning. At the moment, Florida Free Culture sticks to mostly flyers and paper literature and sometimes hands out Ubuntu CDs and plays CC music while tabling. Having something like this to share with passers-by would be great. Random feedback: - Including the audio book "remix" of Free Culture would be neat. I find it nicer to listen to the book on a portable player than to read the PDF on a low-res computer screen and it's a great example of what less restrictive licensing allows. http://www.archive.org/details/free-culture-audiobook - You could include Lessig's "Codev2". http://codev2.cc/ - The logo is really cool, but it really should be a lossless image. You can see jpg compression artifacts pretty clearly around the text. Having it be smaller may also be a good idea. - Having the disk for download would be really nice. I understand that it would be very bandwidth intensive, but you can outsource that. You could contact some friends to host the Bittorrent tracker (can freeculture.org do this? Nelson? Asheesh?) and/or use the Internet Archive to host it. http://archive.org/ - I'm confused as to what the LiveCD functionality is for. - On the "List" page, "lose" is misspelled: "If we give up the public domain we would stand to loose a lot!" :) Keep up the awesome work and let us know when you finish! Nile President, Florida Free Culture -- .''`. | John Nile Li : :' : | http://deadbox.ath.cx `. `' | This Sig Kills Fascists! `-
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