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I think the "uncopyrighted" statement could be misleading. Does Leo really intend to mean that the free version of the book is being released into the public d
by Pyrodogg 16y ago
I think the "uncopyrighted" statement could be misleading.
Does Leo really intend to mean that the free version of the book is being released into the public domain or is he simply highlighting the fact that it's not locked down with DRM. No DRM does not equal no copyright and works shouldn't have to be in the public domain to be shared by people.
- Supermighty 16y agoI do believe that he intends the content to be in the public domain. http://zenhabits.net/open-source-blogging-feel-free-to-steal-my-content/ http://zenhabits.net/open-source-blogging-feel-free-to-steal...
- falldowngoboom 16y agoOn page 2 of the free PDF it clearly states "public domain".
- Pyrodogg 16y agoThanks for pointing that out. Skimmed right past it.
- jeremy82 16y agoI was in mail contact with him and he made clear that I should do "whatever I want" with the uncopyrighted material.
- JonathanFields 16y agoLeo "uncopyrighted" pretty much everything a few years back, including all of his blog content as well. In fact, he doesn't even require attribution when copied. I've talked to him about it and he said not only has it not hurt him, he feels like it's been a huge benefit to his growth