I thought the Creative Commons licensing is meant to be more of a template,
as far as legalese goes.  Many use it as is.  I believe it comes in three
different flavors, and the whole idea behind it was to give different
degrees of protection, ie;, whether one is permitted to make copies,
distribute, make derivatives, etc...  I don't think it's an approach to
protect one's designs  as much as it was an approach to share one's work
with others and to spell out the terms in doing so.  It does not replace
copyrights - it's a terms of usage license...

ByteDreams

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Greetings all,

I hope this isn't OT!

What are your views on a 'Creative Commons' license?  [ 
www.creativecommons.org  ]
Seems a reasonable idea to me, though I don't really grasp the full 
implications of rdf data yet.
I presume that one could use this approach to protect one's designs? Anyone
done it?  Any pitfalls?  Any standards issues?

-- 
Best Regards,

Bob McClelland

Cornwall (UK)
www.gwelanmor-internet.co.uk


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