Comments on: TiddlyWiki – The Future? http://blogs.vinuth.com/la-gubya/2006/02/25/tiddlywiki-the-future/ There's always a way out. Wed, 17 Feb 2010 01:33:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Gubbi http://blogs.vinuth.com/la-gubya/2006/02/25/tiddlywiki-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-68 Gubbi Sun, 26 Feb 2006 10:41:00 +0000 http://blogs.vinuth.com/the-holy-trail/?p=5#comment-68 For now Creative Commons seems to be the better option. Also looking at the path open source has taken, people will be forced to relax copyrights in _content_ industry also. At present it's more of an ethical issue to the publishers as to which license they'll go for. But going forward they'll find relaxing copyrights will pull in more money and many others will just join the tide. And as u have said, copyrights are used in funny ways sometimes. For now Creative Commons seems to be the better option. Also looking at the path open source has taken, people will be forced to relax copyrights in _content_ industry also. At present it’s more of an ethical issue to the publishers as to which license they’ll go for. But going forward they’ll find relaxing copyrights will pull in more money and many others will just join the tide.

And as u have said, copyrights are used in funny ways sometimes.

]]> By: Anonymous http://blogs.vinuth.com/la-gubya/2006/02/25/tiddlywiki-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Anonymous Sat, 25 Feb 2006 19:43:00 +0000 http://blogs.vinuth.com/the-holy-trail/?p=5#comment-67 I would be happy to see copyrights relaxed. I just got accused of plagerism on a grad paper when I "copied" a sentence concerning the translation of a certain Swedish prounoun. Though I cited the book source the prof is an old stickler and said I should have reworded the sentence from "can be translated as" to something else like "could be translated as". The plagerism thing was all he had to say about the paper. I would be happy to see copyrights relaxed. I just got accused of plagerism on a grad paper when I “copied” a sentence concerning the translation of a certain Swedish prounoun. Though I cited the book source the prof is an old stickler and said I should have reworded the sentence from “can be translated as” to something else like “could be translated as”. The plagerism thing was all he had to say about the paper.

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