Creative Commons.
I strongly recommend every member look into Creative Commons.
http://creativecommons.org/
You can watch videos explaining it here...
http://support.creativecommons.org/videos/
In a nutshell it's a way to tell other people how much freedom you would like to give them with your art. Since we mentioned collaborating and receiving permission from others at our last meeting, I think it's something we should seriously consider implementing.
When we present something to the group we should have a CC license on it. In doing so we can already be aware of ways we could work with the specific piece. If the person presenting would not like the specific work to be used without explicit permission they could use a simple C (all rights reserved) label.
Let me know what you think.
-Lendl
http://creativecommons.org
You can watch videos explaining it here...
http://support.creativecom
In a nutshell it's a way to tell other people how much freedom you would like to give them with your art. Since we mentioned collaborating and receiving permission from others at our last meeting, I think it's something we should seriously consider implementing.
When we present something to the group we should have a CC license on it. In doing so we can already be aware of ways we could work with the specific piece. If the person presenting would not like the specific work to be used without explicit permission they could use a simple C (all rights reserved) label.
Let me know what you think.
-Lendl
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