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-[http://goo.gl/lthZd cerpen romantis]
 Mia Wombat:  Shall we start?

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 The second is the possibility space which is the realm in which we as participants can choose to create and experience a range of variables. This world gets populated by us, our interactions with each other and our creativity but all within the series of parameters set by the initial developer.
-This conducer phenomenon is not just limited to virtual worlds such as Second Life. It is reflective of the greater interactivity which digital technologies as a whole enable for us all to experience information and [http://download-tvshows.com/ online entertainment]. It is in virtual worlds such as SL, however, that this phenomenon is most apparent.
+This conducer phenomenon is not just limited to virtual worlds such as Second Life. It is reflective of the greater interactivity which digital technologies as a whole enable for us all to experience information and entertainment. It is in virtual worlds such as SL, however, that this phenomenon is most apparent.
 And it raises foundational questions such as, what is authorship, and who is entitled to claim copyright?s exclusive rights as an author and owner of copyright to in world creativity. Does the law recognize creativity in only the topography space? Or only the possibility space? Or both?

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 The second is the possibility space which is the realm in which we as participants can choose to create and experience a range of variables. This world gets populated by us, our interactions with each other and our creativity but all within the series of parameters set by the initial developer.
-This conducer phenomenon is not just limited to virtual worlds such as Second Life. It is reflective of the greater interactivity which digital technologies as a whole enable for us all to experience information and entertainment. It is in virtual worlds such as SL, however, that this phenomenon is most apparent.
+This conducer phenomenon is not just limited to virtual worlds such as Second Life. It is reflective of the greater interactivity which digital technologies as a whole enable for us all to experience information and [http://download-tvshows.com/ online entertainment]. It is in virtual worlds such as SL, however, that this phenomenon is most apparent.
 And it raises foundational questions such as, what is authorship, and who is entitled to claim copyright?s exclusive rights as an author and owner of copyright to in world creativity. Does the law recognize creativity in only the topography space? Or only the possibility space? Or both?

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 Mia Wombat:  Shall we start?
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 Nic Marx: Is using CC music on a parcel in a house in SL, where you also vend items, a violation of the NC licenses?

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