Re: [schemaorg] Vocabulary for comics (#378)

Hi Dan,

> Did you follow the previous discussions we held on this list during the
> development of the Comics portion of the proposal? We might want to loop
> Henry (from GCD) and Peter (ex of Marvel) back into the discussion once we
> revisit the proposal and have something concrete to bring forward.
>
Yes, I have reviewed the discussions in the past, but I will make sure I am
caught up and refreshed. I don't want to rehash anything, which I'm sure I
probably have already... That being said I think the proposal is very good,
I just had a few suggestions based on some research, and am eager to see
the comics proposal go live.

> Aside: Even though a quick glance suggests you've put a ton of work into
> it, I'll admit that I haven't looked too deeply at CBO yet, because the
> landing page only says "Copyright Sean Petiya". With no accompanying
> licence, and no licence in your github repo either, that means that it's
> effectively "all rights reserved" and can be problematic for open
> collaboration purposes. It would be great to see something like a CC-BY-SA
> licence attached to it!
>
Yes, I'm actually trying to be very conscious of the licensing, so I'll be
happy to clear that up. Since I produced this originally as part of my
master's thesis, and the Ohio ETD system requires an author to select a
copyright or licensing option, and I opted to take my full rights on the
thesis itself---I didn't want there to be any question of rights regarding
usage of the Ontology. So, I am doing an official transfer of rights to a
registered Limited Liability Company with the next minor version, and
formally selecting an open license.

Sean