Re: under a CC lic. ... national versions

Hello list,
I´m a newbie here, and this is my first posting...
I´m using CC License for offering testfiles judging colors
on monitors 
and printers.
As I´m working from germany, I´m using both the german and
the unported 
version in english of the CC license

Would it be possible to change the text for the unported
licence in a 
way like

Work X by Author Y is licensed under THE Creative Commons
Attribution 2.5 Unported License. If a national licence
version is available at http://creat
ivecommons.org/international, this licence version is
valid for the usage of the licenced work in this country.

Regards
Jan-Peter



Evan Prodromou wrote:
> So, I'm glad to see the automated text that's created
when you use the
> licensing tool on Creative Commons has been changed so
that it no longer
> says "under a Creative Commons license."
>
>
> It's good that that objection has finally been
resolved, but I have a
> new one. The generated text now says something along
the lines of:
>
>         Work X by Author Y is licensed under a Creative
Commons
>         Attribution 2.5 Canada License.
>   
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Jan-Peter Homann wrote:
> Hello list,
> I´m a newbie here, and this is my first posting...
> I´m using CC License for offering testfiles judging
colors on monitors 
> and printers.
> As I´m working from germany, I´m using both the german
and the unported 
> version in english of the CC license
> 
> Would it be possible to change the text for the
unported licence in a 
> way like
> 
> Work X by Author Y is licensed under THE Creative
Commons Attribution 2.5 Unported License. If a national
licence version is available at http://creat
ivecommons.org/international, this licence version is
valid for the usage of the licenced work in this country.

This is not necessary, as all of the ported (and unported)
licenses are 
meant to be applicable worldwide.  So you just probably just
publish 
under the Germany license.

That said I'm not a lawyer, etc., and this is probably the
wrong list 
for this discussion. 

See http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/cc-community
for more 
general CC discussion.

Thanks!
Mike
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