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CW: COMMONS MIT HALBDURCHLÄSSIGEN MEMBRANEN UMGEBEN
❓ Wie sind Abgrenzungen beschaffen, die Commons identifizieren und schützen?
❕Commons werden nicht strikt abgeriegelt. Ihre durchlässigen Grenzen sind keine unverrückbaren Linien der Trennung, sondern Kontakträume mit Potenzial zur Inklusion. Die Membranen, die Commons umgeben, schützen vor Einhegung, Vereinnahmung und Trittbrettfahrerei, aber auch vor ideologischer Abschottung. Sie werden nicht vorrangig staatlich kontrolliert.
👉 Die CopyFairLicense räumt Commoners mehr Nutzungsrechte ein als jenen, die Inhalte zu kommerziellen Zwecken nutzen wollen.
👉 Im selbstorganisierten Supermarkt Park Slope Food Coop ist nur Mitgliedern das Einkaufen erlaubt. Allerdings darf jede Person Mitglied werden, sofern sie sich der Satzung verpflichtet.🗨 Kennst du dieses Muster aus deinem Leben?
#commons #commoning #fediverse #copyfair #copyleft #membrane
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CW: COMMONS MIT HALBDURCHLÄSSIGEN MEMBRANEN UMGEBEN
❓ Wie sind Abgrenzungen beschaffen, die Commons identifizieren und schützen?
❕Commons werden nicht strikt abgeriegelt. Ihre durchlässigen Grenzen sind keine unverrückbaren Linien der Trennung, sondern Kontakträume mit Potenzial zur Inklusion. Die Membranen, die Commons umgeben, schützen vor Einhegung, Vereinnahmung und Trittbrettfahrerei, aber auch vor ideologischer Abschottung. Sie werden nicht vorrangig staatlich kontrolliert.
👉 Die CopyFairLicense räumt Commoners mehr Nutzungsrechte ein als jenen, die Inhalte zu kommerziellen Zwecken nutzen wollen.
👉 Im selbstorganisierten Supermarkt Park Slope Food Coop ist nur Mitgliedern das Einkaufen erlaubt. Allerdings darf jede Person Mitglied werden, sofern sie sich der Satzung verpflichtet.🗨 Kennst du dieses Muster aus deinem Leben?
#commons #commoning #fediverse #copyfair #copyleft #membrane
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CW: COMMONS MIT HALBDURCHLÄSSIGEN MEMBRANEN UMGEBEN
❓ Wie sind Abgrenzungen beschaffen, die Commons identifizieren und schützen?
❕Commons werden nicht strikt abgeriegelt. Ihre durchlässigen Grenzen sind keine unverrückbaren Linien der Trennung, sondern Kontakträume mit Potenzial zur Inklusion. Die Membranen, die Commons umgeben, schützen vor Einhegung, Vereinnahmung und Trittbrettfahrerei, aber auch vor ideologischer Abschottung. Sie werden nicht vorrangig staatlich kontrolliert.
👉 Die CopyFairLicense räumt Commoners mehr Nutzungsrechte ein als jenen, die Inhalte zu kommerziellen Zwecken nutzen wollen.
👉 Im selbstorganisierten Supermarkt Park Slope Food Coop ist nur Mitgliedern das Einkaufen erlaubt. Allerdings darf jede Person Mitglied werden, sofern sie sich der Satzung verpflichtet.🗨 Kennst du dieses Muster aus deinem Leben?
#commons #commoning #fediverse #copyfair #copyleft #membrane
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@beejjorgensen @F100 @ajroach42 Even without government spending, there are ways to start experiment with these mechanisms now through clever licensing schemes and special organizations representing the commons as in #copyfarleft, #copyfair and harberger licenses
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Hey #LibreSource / #OpenSource and #Leftist / #Cooperativist fediverse,
Here is a small repo (self promo) linking you both via #Copyfarleft / #Copyfair:
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CW: Uspol, German content
(...dann wärs wohl nicht "Open Source", aber das ist nicht mein Punkt)
Auch nicht genau was du beschreibst, aber vielleicht geht
#Copyfarleft oder #Copyfair in die von dir gedachte Richtung ?! -
Should we shift away from public, free as in freedom for all, licensing systems to more restricted alternatives, like copyfair?
I've started thinking that fossoftware and the whole concept of open source is being exploited by corporations and especially monopolizing ones.
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Also, if possible, boost this for more poll votes#threads #foss #gnu #copyfair #twitter #opensource #threadsapp
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My hunch (but someone correct me if I'm wrong!) is that it would be near impossible to relicense a #GPL project as #CopyFair because you need all owners (ie: contributors) to agree to the change.
I think though, projects could start experimenting with applying the CopyFair principles in a social way.
For example, set up a download form that asks whether you are using the project for commercial reasons and if so, it prompts for a license payment.
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I recently learned about the #CopyFair license - anyone can use the code, but if they make money from it they must contribute back in some way, eg: pay a license fee.
However, it seems like it's still in the thought experiment realm. I can't find an actual example of a license document.
There is one working experiment I found of a related license - the Peer Production License that allows only nonprofits and coops to use the work. It's being used by the Guerilla Media Collective.
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@beejjorgensen @F100 @ajroach42 Even without government spending, there are ways to start experiment with these mechanisms now through clever licensing schemes and special organizations representing the commons as in #copyfarleft, #copyfair and harberger licenses
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@beejjorgensen @F100 @ajroach42 Even without government spending, there are ways to start experiment with these mechanisms now through clever licensing schemes and special organizations representing the commons as in #copyfarleft, #copyfair and harberger licenses
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@beejjorgensen @F100 @ajroach42 Even without government spending, there are ways to start experiment with these mechanisms now through clever licensing schemes and special organizations representing the commons as in #copyfarleft, #copyfair and harberger licenses
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Should we shift away from public, free as in freedom for all, licensing systems to more restricted alternatives, like copyfair?
I've started thinking that fossoftware and the whole concept of open source is being exploited by corporations and especially monopolizing ones.
Context and More in replies...:
Also, if possible, boost this for more poll votes#thread #foss #gnu #copyfair #twitter #opensource #threadsapp
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Should we shift away from public, free as in freedom for all, licensing systems to more restricted alternatives, like copyfair?
I've started thinking that fossoftware and the whole concept of open source is being exploited by corporations and especially monopolizing ones.
Context and More in replies...:
Also, if possible, boost this for more poll votes#thread #foss #gnu #copyfair #twitter #opensource #threadsapp
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Should we shift away from public, free as in freedom for all, licensing systems to more restricted alternatives, like copyfair?
I've started thinking that fossoftware and the whole concept of open source is being exploited by corporations and especially monopolizing ones.
Context and More in replies...:
Also, if possible, boost this for more poll votes#thread #foss #gnu #copyfair #twitter #opensource #threadsapp
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Should we shift away from public, free as in freedom for all, licensing systems to more restricted alternatives, like copyfair?
I've started thinking that fossoftware and the whole concept of open source is being exploited by corporations and especially monopolizing ones.
Context and More in replies...:
Also, if possible, boost this for more poll votes#thread #foss #gnu #copyfair #twitter #opensource #threadsapp
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Hey #LibreSource / #OpenSource and #Leftist / #Cooperativist fediverse,
Here is a small repo (self promo) linking you both via #Copyfarleft / #Copyfair:
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Hey #LibreSource / #OpenSource and #Leftist / #Cooperativist fediverse,
Here is a small repo (self promo) linking you both via #Copyfarleft / #Copyfair:
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My hunch (but someone correct me if I'm wrong!) is that it would be near impossible to relicense a #GPL project as #CopyFair because you need all owners (ie: contributors) to agree to the change.
I think though, projects could start experimenting with applying the CopyFair principles in a social way.
For example, set up a download form that asks whether you are using the project for commercial reasons and if so, it prompts for a license payment.
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My hunch (but someone correct me if I'm wrong!) is that it would be near impossible to relicense a #GPL project as #CopyFair because you need all owners (ie: contributors) to agree to the change.
I think though, projects could start experimenting with applying the CopyFair principles in a social way.
For example, set up a download form that asks whether you are using the project for commercial reasons and if so, it prompts for a license payment.
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I recently learned about the #CopyFair license - anyone can use the code, but if they make money from it they must contribute back in some way, eg: pay a license fee.
However, it seems like it's still in the thought experiment realm. I can't find an actual example of a license document.
There is one working experiment I found of a related license - the Peer Production License that allows only nonprofits and coops to use the work. It's being used by the Guerilla Media Collective.
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I recently learned about the #CopyFair license - anyone can use the code, but if they make money from it they must contribute back in some way, eg: pay a license fee.
However, it seems like it's still in the thought experiment realm. I can't find an actual example of a license document.
There is one working experiment I found of a related license - the Peer Production License that allows only nonprofits and coops to use the work. It's being used by the Guerilla Media Collective.