Hi #ccmusic fans, @wiloma and I are going to do a show on #freeculture. I've already got @lorenzosmusic picked out. Any other favorites releasing under free culture? For those not familiar: freedomdefined.org/Licenses
Not sure how much music we are going to play versus talking, but we've got an hour to fill up, so I am guessing we will play some music.
The parents of slain forest defender Manuel ‘Tortuguita’ Paez Terán filed a civil rights lawsuit Tuesday against three Georgia law enforcement officers they say are most responsible for the death of their child in January 2023.
#Velshi
msnbc.com/ali-velshi/watch/-yo…
#Velshi
msnbc.com/ali-velshi/watch/-yo…
Congressperson "disappears" for six months, found living at dementia care home after staff coverup
No legislators are really needed for anything
crowded lineup… some went left
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FC Stoffel
in reply to Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis] • • •I'm not exact sure if CC-BY-SA is in the definiton of freeculture. I assume it is.
I stumbled upon this recently:
meep2017.bandcamp.com/album/do…
And of course my band:
dieleereimkerndeinerhoffnung.b…
And this one, if you like electronic:
sixumbrellas.bandcamp.com/albu…
Lorenzo's Music
in reply to FC Stoffel • • •Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis]
in reply to FC Stoffel • • •Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis]
in reply to FC Stoffel • • •Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis]
in reply to Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis] • • •Lorenzo's Music
in reply to Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis] • • •Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis]
in reply to Lorenzo's Music • • •I do wonder the last time it was updated because CC HQ has "always" claimed that there was compatibility between FAL and CC BY-SA, but it wasn't until October 2014 that FAL agreed with them.
However, if you look at the chart, they don't look super compatible.
I don't know a lot about the practical modifiability, but the issue may be the extent to which that is required. CC doesn't allow TPM (aka DRM) which does give a certain about of practical modifiability.
Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis]
in reply to Doug Whitfield [Minneapolis] • • •I guess the way I read it is that if you used the FAL for software, it would be Free Software but if you used CC BY-SA for software it would NOT be Free Software, but since both licenses are not aimed at software maybe that was good enough for the FAL.
FAL is essentially non-existent in the English-speaking world, so I have never felt the need to dig into it further. I paid more attention to it before 2014, for sure.
Lorenzo's Music
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