[ExI] Original list Was: Re: Call To Libertarians

[Kelly Anderson]

Wikipedia went through a similar issue a few years back contacted
every single publisher to Wikipedia and ask them to click through a
contract that assigned their text through Creative Commons. I don't
know what happened to content that was anonymous, or where the author
failed to sign the agreement. They changed their user agreement around
that time so that everyone by default was contributing through
Creative Commons.

Maybe there is a useful precedent there.

-Kelly

On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 1:15 PM, David Lubkin <lubkin at unreasonable.com> wrote:
> The terms under which the original list functioned require permission of a
> posting's author before dissemination beyond that list's membership. It
> would, however, be legitimate to share one's archives with someone else
> who'd been on the list at the time of a posting, and I think to someone who
> joined that list after the date of the posting. Anything beyond that means
> finding folks and getting permissions. (One of the messy questions to deal
> with is what if Keith was replying to and quotes something Perry said. Keith
> gives permission; Perry doesn't.)
>
> I am now building systems for other communities I'm part of that have
> similar problems. I think what I'm doing will be readily adaptable to the
> original list archive issue.
>
>
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