On 24 Jun 2006, at 01:13, Greg bond wrote:
> I just saw the CC page has a blurb about
> "Creative Commons Add-in for Microsoft(r)
Office"
> which is apparently a plugin provided from
microsoft.com
> Am I reading that right?
You are reading it right.
"Creative Commons has announced that you can download
a tool now from
Microsoft
that will attach a Creative Commons license of your choice
to any
Word, Excel
or Powerpoint document. As much as I appreciate Creative
Commons, I
think you
should look at the EULA and read it carefully before you say
"I do." I
understand the hopes here, but it does seem a mismatch. I
have marked
the parts
I particularly noticed. The tool makes the process easy, but
it is
not your only
choice."
http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=2006062121191
9623
> Because I thought Bill
> thought we were a bunch of communists.
Gates is against the commons, but he's not against pirating
culture:
"Gates: Stolen's a strong word. It's copyrighted
content that the
owner wasn't
paid for. So yes."
http://w
ww.computerworld.com/blogs/node/2803
- Rob.
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