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pnewhook
Copyright on Tutorials and Examples
Feb 4th, 2010, 2:30pm  
Hello,

I've seen the copyright stating that the Reference is Creative commons, but I was wondering about the tutorials and examples. Some of them are adapted from books, but I was wondering if their publication copyright still applied.

I wanted to write some documentation for openFrameworks and I thought it'd be a good start to follow the processing docs, but replace the processing for C++. I think that'd reduce the limitations to moving from one platform to another.
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Cedric
Re: Copyright on Tutorials and Examples
Reply #1 - Feb 4th, 2010, 3:03pm  
i dont know about the copyrights but i believe porting simple processing examples to openframeworks. makes it much easier for people who are familiar with processing to try out of...
i definitely like the idea.

i am sure as long as you offer the tutorials under the same CC licence it should be fine. but maybe somebody can aswer that question.
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PhiLho 
Re: Copyright on Tutorials and Examples
Reply #2 - Feb 5th, 2010, 2:26am  
I suggest to contact fry and REAS, they should own most of the code (except when they credit somebody else) and at least can answer questions about these rights.
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