rob robmyers.org wrote:
> Including an entire sample as part of a larger work
would make that
> larger work
> a derivative in the case of a pices of music where the
sound is mixed in. I
> think. So BY would work fine for this case.
So you disagree with Terry Hancock's definition of
"derivative" and
"collective" work...
> Sampling+ is not NC, so using an NC license would be a
major change to the
> project and would most likely reduce participation.
No, but it has this really weird sub-note about advertising
which makes
it NC-in-specific-cases. This totally confuses the
"general public".
> I recommend using BY or even a Public Domain
dedication rather than
> making the project NC. PD has worked very well for the
Open Clip Art
> Library for example.
I'm sure we need more than one license (my personal choice
is between
using by/by-nc/pd and using by/by-nc).
> The only problem with BY might be that a song that uses
several BY
> samples will have to credit all the sample providers
equally.
> This may be burdensome:
Very burdensome... that's a side effect you can't get around
when using
anything made with a CC attribution-.... license. But it's
better than
not being able to use the samples at all.
- bram
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