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I wouldn't want the things I upload to a social network to be creative commons licensed; I'd want all of the rights to remain in my possession. If an open socia
by cmelbye 17y ago
I wouldn't want the things I upload to a social network to be creative commons licensed; I'd want all of the rights to remain in my possession. If an open social network is to be made, I don't think it should be the Wikipedia model where you relinquish rights to everything you do on the site.
(If you were referring to licensing the actual code as Creative Commons, don't. Creative Commons recommends GNU GPL: http://creativecommons.org/software http://creativecommons.org/software)
- lukeqsee 17y agoI was meaning maybe as in it's their rights to license it anyway they please and retain full rights to their data. For instance, if they wanted to, they could upload an album of pictures as Creative Commons, or if they wanted retain full copyright. My point is, it's your data, you can do whatsoever you wish with it, including delete it all.
- lukeqsee 17y agoAs to code licensing, that will most likely be GPL or MIT, if I actually get that far.