Open Source Poetry
http://osp.bbkstudio.com/
An Opinion on the Subject
Can you own a word?
http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/04/02/business/olympics.php
Maybe everything should be free.
http://creativecommons.org/
I'd never even heard of copyleft before this:
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-copyleft.html
4 comments:
make them links! clickable! :) (you know that infinity-type blue icon when you are composing? select the text you want to be a link, and then click that, and it pops up a box where you can type in the desired web address)
There we go! Thanks! :)
When I wrote "Should poetry be open source?" I had no idea someone had already started an open source poetry site. Cool! (Speaking of links, though, I'm a little annoyed that the entries on that site don't seem to have permalinks. Kind of makes them disposable.) Unlike Mr. Wilde, I take comfort in the realization that I have never had a truly original idea. I am really tired of the romantic myth of the author or artist as lone genius.
"...Makes them SEEM disposable," I meant to write.
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