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1. csolisr

   @professorkliq ...while allowing freedom-compliant and freedom-promoting commercial uses (e.g. being sold in a !copyleft music compilation)

   about 3 months ago from identi.ca at Santa Ana, Provincia de San José, Costa Rica in context
2. csolisr

   @professorkliq CC-BY-SA dissallows free usage in ads (since it requires BY) or copyrighted content (since it's not-SA compatible)...

   about 3 months ago from identi.ca at Santa Ana, Provincia de San José, Costa Rica in context
3. professorkliq

   At school, that is.

   about 3 months ago from identi.ca at Chicago, Illinois, United States in context
4. professorkliq

   Let it be known that I went to school for music for a reason. I think that CC is the right way, but let the artist decide.

   about 3 months ago from identi.ca at Chicago, Illinois, United States in context
5. professorkliq

   If it's commercial, I'd prefer you ask. That's my decision and that's why the license exists.

   about 3 months ago from identi.ca at Chicago, Illinois, United States in context
6. professorkliq

   Obviously not everyone is Coca-Cola. CC licenses make it known what you can do with work without having to ask.

   about 3 months ago from identi.ca at Chicago, Illinois, United States in context
7. mairin

   @mray to each his own!

   about 5 months ago from identi.ca at Boston, Massachusetts, United States in context
8. mairin

   @mray i just think that ship has sailed a long time ago

   about 5 months ago from identi.ca at Boston, Massachusetts, United States in context
9. mairin

   @mray just bc its marketing doesn't mean you can't footnote or annotate it and tell the truth

   about 5 months ago from identi.ca at Boston, Massachusetts, United States in context
10. mairin

    @mray that would be about as ridiculous as adele claiming for her 'lovesong' cover all the statistics / awards of the original cure song

    about 5 months ago from identi.ca at Boston, Massachusetts, United States in context
11. mairin

    @mray the point is, a specific brand / downstream cannot claim statistics of its upstream / generic product for its own

    about 5 months ago from identi.ca at Boston, Massachusetts, United States in context
12. mairin

    @mray your point is perpendicular sadly

    about 5 months ago from identi.ca at Boston, Massachusetts, United States in context
13. mairin

    @mray saying 'GNU/Linux' tells me more about the person saying that then what they are talking about

    about 5 months ago from identi.ca at Boston, Massachusetts, United States in context
14. mairin

    @mray glad you thought it was interesting :)

    about 5 months ago from identi.ca at Boston, Massachusetts, United States in context
15. mlinksva

    @mray I like all of those, but also think using IProvenance to get people thinking about something completely different, nonlegal, is good

    about 6 months ago from identi.ca in context
16. mlinksva

    @mray there are many attacks on IProperty, including not saying, increasing accuracy/pejorative (privilege, protectionism) ...

    about 6 months ago from identi.ca in context
17. mlinksva

    @mray I think of it as a tribute to IP, by which I mean Intellectual Provenance.

    about 6 months ago from identi.ca in context
18. mlinksva

    @mray how? can imagine user-provided and moderated sources, eg I tell #ibrefm http://ur1.ca/50k1e libre bc http://ur1.ca/50k1h says BY-SA

    about 6 months ago from identi.ca in context
19. mlinksva

    @mray upload to Jamendo or maybe ask a developer on IRC; added req to make this obvious http://bugs.foocorp.net/issues/546

    about 6 months ago from identi.ca in context
20. pehjota

    @mray Tracks are considered !free if they're public domain or under a free license, e.g. CC0, CC-BY, CC-BY-SA, or LAL/FAL.

    about 6 months ago from identi.ca in context