Re: [poe] odrl:use

I am strongly in favour of it. I think we need a something to meed "everything", for the two examples that I provide next:

**First example: All rights reserved.**
```
<http://purl.org/NET/rdflicense/allrightsreserved>  
  a odrl:Policy ;
  rdfs:label   "All rights reserved"@en;
  dct:publisher " None" ;
  rdfs:comment "This license does not disclose any of the IPR and database rights"@en ;
  cc:legalcode <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_rights_reserved> ;
  odrl:prohibition [
    odrl:action ldr:IPRRight, ldr:databaseRight;
] .  
```

I was more precise and I distinguished between copyright and database right, also limiting the prohibition in a very specific manner. odrl:use is not precise because the asset can still be read if it is in the internet for example: we only forbid copyright-protected actions like "distribute" o "copy". 

For completitude, this is the opposite example: 
**Second example: something is in the public domain**
Please note again that by using  ldr:IPRRight, ldr:databaseRight the actions permitted are very clear. I still cannot use the resource to commit defamation. 
Thus...
.... I am in favour in declaring odrl:use
.... I would even declare two actions for odrl:IPRight and odrl:databaseRight (but without declaring further hierarchies, as this is jurisdiction dependant). I would define databaseRight using  CreativeCommons's formula: "database rights, wherever they exist".

```
<http://purl.org/NET/rdflicense/publicdomain>
  a       odrl:Policy ;
  rdfs:label   "Public domain";
  dct:publisher " None" ;
  cc:legalcode <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain> ;
  rdfs:comment "This statement can be applied to material truly in the public domain (because rights have expired, forfeited or are innaplicable)." ;
  odrl:permission [
  odrl:action ldr:IPRRight, ldr:databaseRight;
] .   
```


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