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passepartout
13y ago
To quote Adventure Time's Lemon Grab, "unacceptable"!!
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Peter R’s Theory on the Collapse of Mt. Gox
(bitcointalk.org)
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Writing The Snowden Files: 'The paragraph began to self-delete'
(theguardian.com)
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Lawrence Lessig Settles Fair Use Lawsuit Over Phoenix Music Snippets
(eff.org)
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Ghostwriting Julian Assange's autobiography
(lrb.co.uk)
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12-year-old creates $350 braille printer with Lego and open source software
(geek.com)
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The broken-down grace of Bill Murray
(thedissolve.com)
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passepartout
13y ago
And yet this happened a couple of years ago: http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/salman-rus...
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Court to Yelp: Reveal names of negative reviewers
(news.cnet.com)
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The Americans are destroying the English language – or are they?
(theconversation.com)
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About (Pirate Bay founder) Anakata and freedom
(ameliaandersdotter.eu)
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A few words on privilege
(paulbernal.wordpress.com)
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passepartout
13y ago
If you have them. The rights are originally held by the third person, not the photographer (to keep your example). If that person has licensed them to the Licensor/photographer, then they will be considered waived. In any other case, t
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passepartout
13y ago
This is the general problem with share alike clauses and GPL is known for adopting a very limited interpretation of their Share Alike clause. They have recognized CC0 as being compatible with GPL, which is a step. In your example, I'd
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13y ago
The rights you are describing are not moral rights. Moral rights belong to the artist, the photographer for example. He can say whether his work is being used in a way to hurt his honor or reputation. The rights of the person involved in th
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13y ago
The compatibility would not be part of the license in any case. Some licenses could be considered compatible with GPL (specifically the CC BY SA). However, CC generally suggests that the licenses are used for non-software creations.
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Fibonacci in Budapest
(bigthink.com)
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Payment law reforms leave open possibility of Bitcoin regulation in EU
(out-law.com)
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Busting Eight Common Excuses for NSA Mass Surveillance
(eff.org)
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An interview of the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot, "Father of Fractals"
(theatlantic.com)
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