Re: Content License Expression?

+1 and thanks for the link, Tzviya! I figured somebody was working on it. :)

On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 3:35 PM, Ivan Herman <ivan@w3.org> wrote:

> It may indeed be in scope; in any case, discussing it through an issue is
> probably a good idea (even if the group may decide not to follow up on it).
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> Ivan
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> On 5 Nov 2015, at 04:05, Robert Sanderson <azaroth42@gmail.com> wrote:
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> We also had an early request from the Creative Commons folks that the
> model should explicitly say how licenses can be associated with resources.
>   Any proposal here would need to be clear as to the extent of the license,
> e.g. that it only covers the resource it is associated with and not any
> resources otherwise referenced from that resource ... so a license on the
> Annotation does not convey any rights regarding either Body or Target.
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> If we want to consider this in scope, then I can raise an issue and
> proposal.
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> On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 11:31 AM, Benjamin Young <bigbluehat@hypothes.is>
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>> Hi all,
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>> Should we specify a method for stating the license of quotations in
>> relation to TextQuoteSelector (rashly assuming a license can be
>> programmatically found for the target's contents)?
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>> Relatedly, I'm also wondering if we need this ability for the annotation
>> and/or bodies themselves (if they're inlined at least).
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>> For instance, publicly visibile Hypothes.is annotation are released
>> under the terms of the CreativeCommons.org CC0 license (essentially
>> "Public Domain"). That said, we don't currently express that in the JSON
>> anywhere (but would like too!), and if/when we do that, it would be best to
>> *not* unintentionally state that the highlighted text (which is included in
>> the TextQuoteSelector) be considered to be under that same license.
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>> We certainly accommodate this granularity now (with the improved multiple
>> bodies work), but do we need to specify it explicitly? or leave that up to
>> other vocabularies and implementations to work out?
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Benjamin
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>> Developer Advocate
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