Fellow #creativecommons publishers: how actively do you chase up unattributed use of your work you find? Do you actively look for unattributed copies?
Context: recently I’ve stumbled semi-coincidentally across several (casual, non-commercial) uses of my work, in one case attributed it myself, in the other sent a friendly message asking about it w/ no response. Wondering if this is a common experience?
Oh the irony namitaskitchen.com/tag/korma-puri “protected by copyscape do not copy” yet quotes enwp.org/Korma ad-hoc w/ no attribution. I wonder if #creativecommons licensed recipes taste better?
Aral Balkan:
Dodgy new link scheme? @Propellernet launches ‘FREE Hi-Res photos’ service. The catch? A link back to the ‘owner’.
http://photoshr.co.uk
@aral weird — isn’t that basically CC-BY-NC-as-a-service?
catandgirl.com is one of those things I read precisely because I have no idea what it means. #creativecommons licensed too, which is cool
My old school is publishing tracks from their concerts under CC-BY-NC-SA. Good for them! soundcloud.com/sdcc2012
Jovian Salak:
Pirates promote #anarchy with stealing from the rich and all, but "take what you can, give nothing back" seems rather #Tory. What to think?!
JovianSalak #creativecommons licensing, of course!
Jovian Salak:
What's this that's arrived? My #creativecommons stickers and badges! Now I just need some ironic sticker-ing places... http://t.co/08ltVwQ0
@JovianSalak oh cool! briansuda gave me some similar ones after #indiewebcamp in Sept. I really need to start sticking them on things…