IANAL, but I think the rule of thumb for CC is that you should have all the
> requirements for a traditional copyright covered first.
> If you hold the copyright, then you're entitled to re-license your stuff
> with more permissive licenses like Creative Commons.
This was my understanding also, t
El 27/09/13 19:01, Pat David escribió:
All,
I had an interesting discussion today in IRC I'm summarizing here in order
to clarify some sticky points.
I had recently pushed a new tutorial that included an image I took of a
friend. Michael had concerns about the use of this image and the cc-by-s
Funny you should ask. :) Shutterbug has a recent article on this:
http://www.shutterbug.com/content/copyrights-model-releases-and-contracts-what-every-photographer-should-know
And you may want to look at what the American Society of Media
Photographers has to say:
http://asmp.org/tutorials/prope
All,
I had an interesting discussion today in IRC I'm summarizing here in order
to clarify some sticky points.
I had recently pushed a new tutorial that included an image I took of a
friend. Michael had concerns about the use of this image and the cc-by-sa
license I was applying to the entire wo
On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 12:24 AM, CirqueForge wrote:
> Hello everyone. GSoC officially ended on Monday so I wanted to summarize
> the list of things that I was able to do during the project:
>
> 1.) Documentation was updated to reflect updated specifications from Adobe
> inside the plugin.
> 2.) Pl
(sorry if this appears twice, I only just subscribed)
Kevin Payne writes:
> A couple of years ago I wrote a script-fu script to read curve files
> if that helps:
> http://www.gimptalk.com/index.php?/topic/50107-batch-edit-curves/
This works for the exports from GIMP, but GIMP also reads a more
