Re: XHTML Filter

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I sent the patch to Savante a few minutes ago.

A PDF on usage is at: http://www.RUSTPrivacy.org/cc0.pdf

The Library of Congress advises that only "a substantial change" to the wor=
k requires a re-registration.=A0 As far as I can tell, the main use of a CC=
0 License is to counter "rebranding", not necessarily infringement.=A0 Ther=
e is a TV Show in the US - "Are you smarter than a Fifth Grader ?" - eviden=
tly Copyright Lawyers struggle with the smarter/nicer dichotomy daily.

--Gannon

--- On Thu, 9/3/09, Gannon Dick <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Gannon Dick <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [xml-dev] XHTML Filter
To: [email protected]
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 11:54 AM

Hi Savante,

I thought you had abandoned all of IT for one baby.=A0 Good choice.

I'll send the patched zip back to you as soon as I can.

The CC0 License requires a "Country of Origin".=A0 My patch uses both a har=
d coded ccTLD (Country Coded Top Level Domain - ISO 3066, 2 character code)=
 and a hard coded Country Name.=A0 It could use ODF text:sender-country.=A0=
 This normally dull subject is a white hot issue at present.=A0 It occurred=
 to me a while ago - studying for the Customs Broker Exam, 10% pass rate, w=
ish me luck - that there was some work to be done on small codes, like Coun=
try, Currency and Language codes.=A0 I developed a way to extend and manage=
 the existing ISO codes: http://www.rustprivacy.org/primeencoding.zip Of co=
urse nobody that should be interested (ISO, Google, Government) is interest=
ed because=0A I'm a nobody (and the CC0 License).=A0 That's just the way th=
ings go these days.=A0 I asked the US Copyright Office (Library of Congress=
) for guidance about putting the License Notice in "deposits" (registration=
s).=A0 I should receive something back from them either today or tomorrow.

--Gannon

--- On Thu, 9/3/09, Svante Schubert - Sun Germany - Software Engineer <Svan=
[email protected]> wrote:

From: Svante Schubert - Sun Germany - Software Engineer <Svante.Schubert@su=
n.com>
Subject: Re: [xml-dev] XHTML Filter
To: [email protected]
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 8:33 AM

Hi Gannon,

Sorry for the delay, I was two month on parental absence (second part).

Of course I am interested in the patch, could your write an OOo issue/patch=
 for=0A it?

Perhaps you could sync it into the latest source of the body.xsl taken from=
 the CWS xsltfilter12. I will sent you the file directly.

Going to finish this CWS start of next week, so if receive the issue with t=
he patch in the next days, I will try to get it into the 3.2.

Otherwise it will get into the follow up CWS.

Thanks in advance,
Svante


On 07/08/09 22:52, Gannon Dick wrote:
> Tim Berners-Lee recently offered up a whitepaper
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> http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/GovData
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> In the section "Meta Data" he wrote about Creative Commons "CC0" waiver f=
or the Public Domain.=A0 In the spirit of "Open Source" and shamelessly suc=
king up, I wrote a patch to body.xsl which inserts the CC Notice HTML in pl=
ace of a user-defined field in an ODT document (as an actuator).
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> I don't believe the XHTML filter=0A is supported and more, but I may be w=
rong.=A0 Svante?=A0 CC may also have a plug-in, but this simple patch will =
do the trick if you are not a Consultant with a long email disclaimer.
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> Anybody want the patch?
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> Gannon J. Dick
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