Am 24.08.2011 09:50, schrieb Ben Luo:
On 24/08/2011 15:16, Urs Liska wrote:
Am 24.08.2011 08:41, schrieb Ben Luo:
On 24/08/2011 08:00, Urs Liska wrote:
Hello list,
I have just put a new tutorial online. You can read it at
http://www.ursliska.de/73.0.html
...
Hi Urs,
Hi Ben,
Very nice article.
Thanks
What's the license?
Interesting question. I thought about this a little bit, but didn't
find an answer.
* I don't want anybody to modify the text, but I gladly incorporate
useful enhancements, giving the respective credits.
* I don't want anybody to "redistribute" it in any form without
explicit consent.
* I don't mind if anybody uses or modifies the source,
-> That's what such tutorials are meant for
but I don't want the sources redistributed either
* An underlying problem is that the music used for the tutorial as
under full copyright.
I obtained the rights to use this example in my tutorial for use
on my web site,
but any further use is explicitely prohibited.
Maybe I'd be better off using music in the public domain from the
start.
But a great deal of the music I come across is still under copyright.
If anybody of those who re more familiar with these licensing
questions could give me a hint, I'd be glad.
Can I translate it to Chinese?
Yes, that would be nice.
A few remarks about it:
* Please wait for the finished version:
o I have a few things on my ToDo list, the main issue being
adding many more references to the LilyPond documentation.
o I want to wait if there is any that I can incorporate as
improvements
* What would be the intended use?
If you plan to make this publicly available (which I assume,
otherwise you wouldn't have to ask me, I think) - propably on a
web site - I should ask the copyright owner (Universal Edition)
first. Probably they will give their consent (without expecting
royalties)
Of course I'd expect a link to the original version.
My purpose is just wanting to promote lilypond in Chinese. If
possible, I prefer to just send the translated version to you, and you
add this version in your website. I just post the link in my
twitter/blog. I think it's the easiest way for license concern.
OK. But as my web site is a single language one, and there is no
automatic way to enter the tutorial texts I can only think of hosting a
pdf version of the tutorial (which will also work well). I will find the
suitable page to place the link - as I also intend to provide my own
version as a pdf once it's finished.
*
* Please contact me again before you start to do anything, because
I can then provide you with material to make it easier to work
with (text in OpenOffice/Word/PDF format, images, listings).
I really appreciate it.
When I'm ready I'll send you the material. But as I'm going on holiday
in a few days this will take some time ...
Best
Urs
Best wishes
Urs
Best regards,
Ben Luo
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