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| == Licenses ==
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| All licenses should be allowed into this structure. T
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| === Questions ===
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| * What licenses should be allowed?
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| * Should licenses be weighted?
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| * How will they connect with mime-types and how will a system know which filetypes connect with which licenses?
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| === Naming ===
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| What is the best way to name licenses for inclusion.
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| Possibly this form:
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| <pre>
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| LICENSE_PROVIDER-LICENSENAME-FORM-VERSION.OPTIONAL_FILE_ENDING
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| </pre>
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| Then, for the three file types, this possibly would make sense:
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| <pre>
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| cc-attribution-machine-2.5.rdf
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| cc-attribution-human-2.5.txt
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| cc-attribution-lawyer-2.5.txt
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| </pre>
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| This way also, a system could have other versions of licenses, such as:
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| <pre>
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| cc-attribution-machine-2.5.rdf
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| cc-attribution-machine-2.5.xml
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| cc-attribution-human-2.5.txt
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| cc-attribution-human-2.5.html
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| cc-attribution-human-2.5.odt
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| cc-attribution-lawyer-2.5.txt
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| cc-attribution-lawyer-2.5.html
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| cc-attribution-lawyer-2.5.rtf
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| </pre>
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| === Forms ===
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| ==== Human-Readable ====
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| This would be the human readable commons deed that is included with a license.
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| ==== Lawyer-Readable ====
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| This would be the legalese for lawyers and courts to read that is specific and really the highest level (most abstract) version of a license.
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| ==== Machine-Readable ====
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| This is the digital version of a license that is to be read by software (machines).
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| == Operating Systems ==
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| === Linux ===
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| ==== Path =====
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| ===== System-level =====
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| /usr/share/licenses
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| ===== User-level =====
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| ~/.licenses/
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| ''Please help us fill this out :)''
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| === Mac OS X ===
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| ==== Path ====
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| ===== System-level =====
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| /Library/Application\ Support/Licenses
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| ===== User-level =====
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| ~/Library/Application\ Support/Licenses
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| === Windows ===
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| ==== Path ====
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| ===== System=level =====
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| C:\%COMMONFILES%\create
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| ===== User-level =====
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| C:\%APPDATA%\create (for local use)
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| == Filetype Mapping ==
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| There should be a simple mechanism for mapping known filetypes to types of licenses that can be used with a type of content. There should also be some mechanism for recognizing preferences and possible violations of licenses.
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| === Questions ===
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| * How does this fit in with mimetypes?
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| * How can these preferences be dealt with?
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| * Is dealing with possible violation too DRM-like?
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| == Preferences ==
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| This is a section TBD on how to deal with preferred licenses and also licenses whose filetype/mime-type mapping is not known.
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