Lex on Nostr: npub1z2ua9…et65f npub1qe3zs…qxnza I think I can see both your points: Creatives ...
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I think I can see both your points: Creatives (as well as activists) are often asked to do work pro bono, and maybe for exposure, with a . It's tiring. so I get that people are wary of creative commons because it seems like more of that.
At the same time, creative commons opens up a level of cooperation and co-creation I rarely see without it. It goes a long way, too - who knows what awesome project someone will start with my art in 10 years if I give them the chance?
I think I can see both your points: Creatives (as well as activists) are often asked to do work pro bono, and maybe for exposure, with a . It's tiring. so I get that people are wary of creative commons because it seems like more of that.
At the same time, creative commons opens up a level of cooperation and co-creation I rarely see without it. It goes a long way, too - who knows what awesome project someone will start with my art in 10 years if I give them the chance?