why a creative commons license though? Do you understand what this allows others to do with your photo's? Especially with what you recently posted in your journal with art theft....
Offering your work under a Creative Commons license does not mean giving up your copyright. It means offering some of your rights to any member of the public but only on certain conditions.
I would never turn down someone wanting to "market" my product for free as long as I am credited in some way.
As for the journal post, it wasn't the typical "Art-theft" journal entry. I just wanted to know what/why and and credits.
I did just re-read the Creative Commons License again, and am ok with the verbiage.
If you are in disagreement with the licensing, I would certainly want to hear your opinion.
great comment thou... very fitting.
David...
why a creative commons license though? Do you understand what this allows others to do with your photo's? Especially with what you recently posted in your journal with art theft....
I would never turn down someone wanting to "market" my product for free as long as I am credited in some way.
As for the journal post, it wasn't the typical "Art-theft" journal entry. I just wanted to know what/why and and credits.
I did just re-read the Creative Commons License again, and am ok with the verbiage.
If you are in disagreement with the licensing, I would certainly want to hear your opinion.