License for presentations?

[jiahao]

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[ghost]

Well, regardless what license we end up with in the end, mine will also be CC-BY. Anything else is just too complicated for my taste. I will push a final version with a CC-BY logo somewhere to indicate this, along with some final fixes that were not uploaded this morning but were included in the talk.

[simonbyrne]

I'm happy with CC-BY: I've added a note to that effect.

[johnmyleswhite]

CC-BY works for me

[porterjamesj]

SGTM. Let's shoot to get everyone to agree to that.

[dmbates]

Fine for me too.
On Jun 27, 2014 11:15 AM, "John Myles White" notifications@github.com
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CC-BY works for me

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[IainNZ]

SGTM

[yurivish]

Fine by me, too.

[dcjones]

Ok with me.

[madeleineudell]

likewise.

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Fine by me, too.

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Madeleine Udell
PhD Candidate in Computational and Mathematical Engineering
Stanford University
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[milktrader]

Agreed

[ssfrr]

I'm in.

peace,
s

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Agreed

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[astrieanna]

CC-BY SGTM.

[aviks]

I'm happy with CC-BY.

[jiahao]

CC-BY was agreed upon by unanimous acclamation at the end of the conference.

[ssfrr]

But having a written record is probably not a bad idea.

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CC-BY was agreed upon by unanimous acclamation at the end of the
conference.

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[jiahao]

Of course, I was just writing that down for the record.

[ssfrr]

I go on the record as apologizing for my record-related presumption.

for the record.

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Of course, I was just writing that down for the record.

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[ArchRobison]

CC-BY almost works for me. I updated my presentation to minimize copyrighted items, but it still references the copyrighted name Intel, as in Intel(R) AVX2, which is part of one slide's content. The license for my presentations should note that brand names may be copyrighted. My presentation has a slide that says that.

[ssfrr]

Can brand names be copyrighted? I thought that would fall under trademark.

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CC-BY almost works for me. I updated my presentation to minimize
copyrighted items, but it still references the copyrighted name Intel, as
in Intel(R) AVX2, which is part of one slide's content. The license for my
presentations should note that brand names may be copyrighted. My
presentation has a slide that says that.

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[ArchRobison]

My error. Intel is a trademark, as noted in my presentation's last slide.