Versioning to 3.0 - Revision history

Kat Walsh: Category:3.0

2013-09-10T21:50:11Z

Category:3.0

Michelle Thorne: /* Versioning documents */ uploaded CS and database docs

2010-04-15T13:46:45Z

‎Versioning documents: uploaded CS and database docs

Michelle Thorne: updating

2010-04-15T13:42:00Z

updating

Michelle Thorne: /* Versioning documents */

2008-05-23T13:59:47Z

‎Versioning documents

Michelle Thorne: added pdf links

2008-05-23T12:03:23Z

added pdf links

Michelle Thorne: /* Additional information */

2008-05-23T11:29:40Z

‎Additional information

Michelle Thorne: /* Technical requirements */

2008-05-23T11:29:14Z

‎Technical requirements

Michelle Thorne: /* Technical requirements */

2008-05-23T11:28:46Z

‎Technical requirements

Michelle Thorne: created Versioning to 3.0 page for Legal Lead reference

2008-05-23T10:23:21Z

created Versioning to 3.0 page for Legal Lead reference

New page

'''This page provides important information for the CC Legal Leads when versioning up to 3.0'''

After long and fruitful discussions, and a heavy, but delicious [http://www.flickr.com/photos/creativecommons/399162940/in/set-72157594550900578/ cake] in the shape of a 3, courtesy of CCi affiliates, the new CC license version 3.0 was launched on February 23rd, 2007. Many, many thanks to Mia Garlick and all of you who have particpated in the process! It was [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/7249 announced on our blog] and outlined in [[Version 3| more detail on our wiki]].

==Content requirements==

# Work through the check-list, the “Working document” and CS document
# Produce first draft with help of the three documents available on this wiki, re-translate to English (if needed), and prepare English explanation of substantial legal changes.
# Send re-translated license and English explanation of substantial legal changes to the Director of CCi for discussion.
# Optional: Conduct a public discussion. After public discussion produce final draft and send to CCi.

==Technical requirements==

# Transform the final version 3.0 license into the possible 6 different licenses.
# Start with the by-nc-sa version 3.0 un-ported legalcode XHTML (save the un-ported by-nc-sa 3.0 legal code as html). Do not attempt to generate license html from Microsoft Word. It produces junk html, which will be returned to you and you will have to redo.
# Produce the 6 license files named in the form:

{license-code}_{version}_{country-code}.html

e.g.

by-nc-sa_3.0_at.html
by-nc_3.0_at.html

If your jurisdiction will have legalcode in multiple languages, name the 6 times files in the form:

{license-code}_{version}_{country-code}_{language_code}.html

e.g.

by-nc_3.0_ca_en.html
by-nc_3.0_ca_fr.html
# Please validate the XHTML using the W3C validator at http://validator.w3.org. The XHTML must be modeled after the XHTML used in other CC licenses, incl. using the same stylesheet. The XHTML provided must be valid according to the W3C Markup Validator (http://validator.w3.org)

# Send the 6 licenses as UTF8-encoded XHTML to CCi.

# CC Tech will check the XHTML files and send them back to you for final proof reading. Please check the documents very carefully as no further changes will be possible once they have been published.

==Versioning documents==

# The checklist for easier versioning: Version 3.0 Checklist (updated)]]

# Version 3.0 Working Document Version 3.0 working document (updated)]]

# A document referenced in the checklist, about the collecting society language is here: Collecting society language (updated)]]

# A document explaining the reasoning behind the proposed harmonization with regards to "sui generis database rights" in the European Licenses: Database Rights Note]]

==Additional information==

A longer article explaining the changes is here: [[http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Version_3 Version 3.0]]

'''Please be aware that there are specific steps involved, depending on if you have already ported a previous license version or if you are in the process of porting CC licenses to your jurisdiction and plan to use version 3.0. Please contact Catharina Maracke directly if you plan on versioning to 3.0'''

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	'''Please be aware that there are specific steps involved, depending on if you have already ported a previous license version or if you are in the process of porting CC licenses to your jurisdiction and plan to use version 3.0. Please contact Diane Peters and Michelle Thorne directly if you plan on versioning to 3.0'''		'''Please be aware that there are specific steps involved, depending on if you have already ported a previous license version or if you are in the process of porting CC licenses to your jurisdiction and plan to use version 3.0. Please contact Diane Peters and Michelle Thorne directly if you plan on versioning to 3.0'''
		+	[[Category:3.0]]

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 # [[Media:Workingdocument_3.0_(May_07).pdf | Version 3.0 Working Document (updated)]]
-# A document referenced in the checklist, about the collecting society language: please request from CCi
+# [[Media:Collecting_Societies_Matrix.pdf | Collecting Societies Matrix]]
-# A document explaining the reasoning behind the proposed harmonization with regards to "sui generis database rights" in the European Licenses: please request from CCi
+# [[Media:v3_Database_Rights.pdf | Database Rights in v3.0]]: A document explaining the reasoning behind the proposed harmonization with regards to "sui generis database rights" in the European Licenses.
 ==Additional information==

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 '''This page provides important information for the CC Legal Leads when versioning up to 3.0'''
-After long and fruitful discussions, and a heavy, but delicious [http://www.flickr.com/photos/creativecommons/399162940/in/set-72157594550900578/  cake] in the shape of a 3, courtesy of CCi affiliates, the new CC license version 3.0 was launched on February 23rd, 2007. Many, many thanks to Mia Garlick and all of you who have particpated in the process! It was [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/7249 announced on our blog] and outlined in [[Version 3| more detail on our wiki]].
+After long and fruitful discussions, and a heavy, but delicious [http://www.flickr.com/photos/creativecommons/399162940/in/set-72157594550900578/  cake] in the shape of a 3, courtesy of CC affiliates, the new CC license version 3.0 was launched on February 23rd, 2007. Many, many thanks to Mia Garlick and all of you who have participated in the process! It was [http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/7249 announced on our blog] and outlined in [[Version 3| more detail on our wiki]].
 ==Content requirements==
 # Work through [[Media:3.0_Checklist_updated2.pdf| the check-list]], [[Media:Workingdocument_3.0_(May_07).pdf| the “Working document”]] and CS document
-# Produce first draft with help of the three documents available on this wiki, re-translate to English (if needed), and prepare English explanation of substantial legal changes.
+# Produce first draft with help of the three documents available on this wiki, re-translate to English, and prepare English explanation of substantial legal changes.
-# Send re-translated license and English explanation of substantial legal changes to the Director of CCi for discussion.
+# Send re-translated license and English explanation of substantial legal changes to CC for discussion.
-# Optional: Conduct a public discussion. After public discussion produce final draft and send to CCi.
+# Conduct a public discussion. After public discussion produce final draft and send to CC.
 ==Technical requirements==
-# Transform the final version 3.0 license into the possible 6 different licenses.
+# Once the public discussion has concluded and CC approves, transform the final version 3.0 license into the possible 6 different licenses.
-# Start with the by-nc-sa version 3.0 un-ported legalcode XHTML.
+# Start with the BY-NC-SA Version 3.0 Unported legalcode XHTML.
 # Follow the steps listed [[Project_leads_finalize_licenses_and_arrange_technical_requirements#Creating_the_XHTML_files | here]] to generate and validate the XHTML files.
-# Send the 6 licenses as UTF8-encoded XHTML to CCi.
+# Send the 6 licenses as UTF8-encoded XHTML to CC.
 # CC Tech will check the XHTML files and send them back to you for final proof reading. Please check the documents very carefully as no further changes will be possible once they have been published.
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-'''Please be aware that there are specific steps involved, depending on if you have already ported a previous license version or if you are in the process of porting CC licenses to your jurisdiction and plan to use version 3.0. Please contact Catharina Maracke directly if you plan on versioning to 3.0'''
+'''Please be aware that there are specific steps involved, depending on if you have already ported a previous license version or if you are in the process of porting CC licenses to your jurisdiction and plan to use version 3.0. Please contact Diane Peters and Michelle Thorne directly if you plan on versioning to 3.0'''

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 # [[Media:Workingdocument_3.0_(May_07).pdf | Version 3.0 Working Document (updated)]]
-# A document referenced in the checklist, about the collecting society language is here:  Collecting society language (updated)
+# A document referenced in the checklist, about the collecting society language: please request from CCi
-# A document explaining the reasoning behind the proposed harmonization with regards to "sui generis database rights" in the European Licenses: Database Rights Note
+# A document explaining the reasoning behind the proposed harmonization with regards to "sui generis database rights" in the European Licenses: please request from CCi
 ==Additional information==

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 ==Content requirements==
-# Work through the check-list, the “Working document” and CS document
+# Work through [[Media:3.0_Checklist_updated2.pdf| the check-list]], [[Media:Workingdocument_3.0_(May_07).pdf| the “Working document”]] and CS document
 # Produce first draft with help of the three documents available on this wiki, re-translate to English (if needed), and prepare English explanation of substantial legal changes.
 # Send re-translated license and English explanation of substantial legal changes to the Director of CCi for discussion.
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 ==Versioning documents==
-# The checklist for easier versioning: Version 3.0 Checklist (updated)]]
+# [[Media:3.0_Checklist_updated2.pdf | Version 3.0 Checklist (updated)]]
-# Version 3.0 Working Document  Version 3.0 working document (updated)]]
+# [[Media:Workingdocument_3.0_(May_07).pdf | Version 3.0 Working Document (updated)]]
-# A document referenced in the checklist, about the collecting society language is here:  Collecting society language (updated)]]
+# A document referenced in the checklist, about the collecting society language is here:  Collecting society language (updated)
-# A document explaining the reasoning behind the proposed harmonization with regards to "sui generis database rights" in the European Licenses: Database Rights Note]]
+# A document explaining the reasoning behind the proposed harmonization with regards to "sui generis database rights" in the European Licenses: Database Rights Note
 ==Additional information==

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 ==Additional information==
-A longer article explaining the changes is here: [[http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Version_3 Version 3.0]]
+A longer article explaining the changes is here: [http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Version_3 Version 3.0]
 '''Please be aware that there are specific steps involved, depending on if you have already ported a previous license version or if you are in the process of porting CC licenses to your jurisdiction and plan to use version 3.0. Please contact Catharina Maracke directly if you plan on versioning to 3.0'''