Thanks for taking out time to review. Just for argument sake, If you have a browser plugin to evaluate this transient data, it will inform user about the fact that a particular remote object is licensed under certain license.This according to me can be a good beginning to the idea .We should keep the discussion open on this.
Also I think I have really gotten excited by the idea of liblicense and wish to contribute to it. I have read on the mailing Archives about a call for a plugin for F-spot to write license information .If there is no project like that as yet i would like to initiate it . Also the plugin will automatically read and write license information when someone uploads or downloads using flickr. Also Flickr uses something called oembed on which it gives the license information . There could be a FireFox plugin which recognizes Creative Common License information on oembed and tells the user that there is creative common data on this page .Although i think oembed is also transient . I invite suggestions on how liblicense or the concept of liblicense can be used for remote objects . And applications for which liblicense plugins can be written . -- A-M-I-T S|S
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