[linux-audio-user] The MySpace terms for content
    Brett McCoy 
    idragosani at chapelperilous.net
       
    Wed May  3 16:12:36 EDT 2006
    
    
  
Brad Fuller wrote:
>>>> Yikes
>>> Exactly! Even with the change above it's still a horrendous piece of
>>> spagetti 
>> Yep, I've taken down all of the music I had on Myspace... it's a
>> violation of the Creative Commons terms under which my music is
>> available.
>>
> Can you indicate how it violates the Creative Commons terms?
It depends on the terms... I have selected the non-commercial 
distribution terms, which means no modifying, public performance, etc., 
without permission. Myspace's terms specifically say they can modify, 
publicly perform, etc.... I guess it's really not a violation, but it's 
kind of sneaky that posting content to the site automatically grants 
them the license... bet a lot of people didn't even realize they are 
giving permission implicitly when they upload files to the site.
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