Re: my 2 cents about Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

On Wed, 2007-01-31 at 21:45 +0300, Marc SERT wrote: It's very pleasant to see this fireworks of ideas. can i add my feeling about usability of this device : think about impaired people like blind people: it will be very nice to help them to discover the virtual keyboard by for

my 2 cents about Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

It's very pleasant to see this fireworks of ideas. can i add my feeling about usability of this device : think about impaired people like blind people: it will be very nice to help them to discover the virtual keyboard by for example a continuous bass sound modulated by proximity of

Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

Awhile back someone joined the list and said that while he wasn't a programmer, he was a graphic artist and would like to help in some way. A few days later Jon Phillips introduced himself and mentioned the Creative Commons license. This got me thinking about ways that non-programmers could

Re: Idea: ring tones and other non-software assets can be developed as CC content

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Awhile back someone joined the list and said that while he wasn't a programmer, he was a graphic artist and would like to help in some way. A few days later Jon Phillips introduced himself and mentioned the Creative Commons license. This got me thinking about ways