Hi there,
I make constructions with origami tessellations and wood and I finally got a
Flikr site set up. For a diversion from the current debate please have a look
at:
www.flikr.com/photos/tomcrainorigami
I try to give proper attribution to the designers of the patterns that I use,
but I c
On Oct 9, 2012, at 12:32 AM, Gareth Chen wrote:
> As far as the licenses go, it seems like there are just a handful of things
> out would have to cover. The creative commons license operates under a neat
> structure, where there are a few different parameters (commercial use,
> share-alike, attr
Just came across a couple of articles about the Origami Canada
conference in Vancouver last weekend:
* http://www.vancouversun.com/life/news/7357598/story.html?tab=PHOT
[includes a photo gallery]
*
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/the-future-of-origami/article4595964/?cmpid=rs
I know there are many sites for those new to origami and many tips for
beginners scattered about the web.
Is there a site (or are there sites) that gather a significant number
kind of frequently encountered problems and common questions in one
place?
I'm thinking not just the most basic questions
Chris Lott said:
> The bottom line for me is: I can go to other shops and buy at anytime
> without a need for my card or my wallet or any rigamarole. Why
> wouldn't I choose to do so?
One reason that I choose to shop at The Source vs. other vendors is
that in doing so I am supporting OUSA and al
On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 7:32 AM, Gareth Chen wrote:
> On Oct 8, 2012 7:32 AM, "Robert J. Lang" >
>> >Are the existing licenses already defined ?
>>
>> Well the rightsowner project (which is what would define the existing
>> licenses) hasn't started up, so they're not defined yet. But I expect they
On 2012 Oct 8, at 4:14 PM, Bernie Cosell wrote:
> I think this is even *WORSE* than paypal. It is another dwollah-like
> service and is, basically, an electronic debit card. And I can't see any
> conflict-resolution machinery on the popmoney page [nor did I see any on
> the dwollah page, i
On 8 Oct 2012 at 12:49, Robert J. Lang wrote:
> >Another possibility I've recently investigated for another
> organization
> >is PopMoney.
> >They don't charge $$$ but they sit on the transfer for a few days,
> which
> >is how I think they're making their money. In this case, we don't
> mind
> >th
Thus spake "Douglas Philips" on 10/8/12 11:01 AM:
>On 2012 Oct 8, at 11:59 AM, Robert J. Lang indited:
>> The Source doesn't store your payment information, so while someone
>>might
>> be able to hack in, they'd have a hard time finding payment info.
>
>Good to know, but that's hard to tell from
On 2012 Oct 8, at 11:59 AM, Robert J. Lang indited:
> The Source doesn't store your payment information, so while someone might
> be able to hack in, they'd have a hard time finding payment info.
Good to know, but that's hard to tell from outside, esp. as things change and
evolve...
Despite all
Thus spake "Jean-Christophe Helary" on
10/8/12 7:51 AM:
>It is not that I specifically distrust The Source, but since much bigger
>online sites get hacked all the time, I have no reason to trust The
>Source with my credit card data any more than I'd trust any other shop.
>The problem being not wh
On Oct 8, 2012 7:32 AM, "Robert J. Lang" @
langorigami.com > wrote:
>
> Thus spake "Jean-Christophe Helary"
>
@ gmail.com>
on
> 10/7/12 11:52 PM:
>
> >Are the existing licenses already defined ?
>
> Well the rightsowner project (which is what would define the existing
> licenses) hasn't started u
On 8 Oct 2012 at 23:51, Jean-Christophe Helary wrote:
> As has been mentioned already in the thread, Paypal is not just any
> "vendor".
>
> Paypal is a *secure payment method* vendor.
One thing to keep in mind: in the US [dunno about other countries] credit
card purchases, *by*law*, are *VERY*
I just wanted to add a HUGE thank you to Anne for taking point in keeping the
current discussions civil. Even though we are both here in Vancouver right now
and are both getting the admin emails, I've been busy with convention affairs
and have not been able to deal with them. Anne has put in yeo
As has been mentioned already in the thread, Paypal is not just any "vendor".
Paypal is a *secure payment method* vendor.
It is not that I specifically distrust The Source, but since much bigger online
sites get hacked all the time, I have no reason to trust The Source with my
credit card data
Thus spake "Jean-Christophe Helary" on
10/7/12 11:52 PM:
>On Oct 8, 2012, at 1:18 AM, Robert J. Lang wrote:
>>Sellers are encouraged in the guidelines to put their desired licensing
>> terms in their product descriptions. Yash has chosen not to do that. It
>> may or may not result in an outcome
On 2012-10-08, at 7:05, Anne LaVin wrote:
> I'm finding it a little disheartening that this conversation - which
> contains lots of good ideas and feedback on OrigamiUSA's new initiative -
> is getting so heated, for reasons I cannot quite fathom. (Your admins, who
> have been at an origami cone
I'm finding it a little disheartening that this conversation - which
contains lots of good ideas and feedback on OrigamiUSA's new initiative -
is getting so heated, for reasons I cannot quite fathom. (Your admins, who
have been at an origami conention all weekend - imagine that, actually
folding s
On Oct 8, 2012, at 1:18 AM, Robert J. Lang wrote:
> Sellers are encouraged in the guidelines to put their desired licensing
> terms in their product descriptions. Yash has chosen not to do that. It
> may or may not result in an outcome that he doesn't like, but it's his
> choice as a seller/auth
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