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So, what happened? Was Lenny left with an unfortunate misconception about CC licensing?
by yeahforsureman 8y ago
So, what happened? Was Lenny left with an unfortunate misconception about CC licensing?
- delinka 8y agoAny kind of copyright claim (and, thus, license) must require identification of the copyright holder. If one believes the TFA (and I see no reason not to), then Lenny's isn't going to come after anyone for infringement. But that's not good enough for some corporate lawyers. They need to know who owns it and under what precise terms it is licensed before they'll indemnify their clients to use the content. I would suggest to Lenny that he get a lawyer himself to register the copyright to the law firm on his behalf, and have the firm license under CC. But that would cost money. I don't know how much. And I don't know if Lenny would think it's worth the effort.