Tag Archives: Open Source Movement

New Project to Find Movable Type Community’s Melody

Posted on June 23, 2009 by Lloyd

Interesting development today in the blog publishing space with the announcement of Melody and the Open Melody Software Group. Melody is a new WordPress competitor — bring it! Based on Movable Type Open Source (MTOS), Byrne Reese writes “[the project's] … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging | Tagged Byrne Reese, CMS, Content Management System, Jesse Gardner, Mark Carey, Movable Type Custom Fields, Movable Type Open Source, mtos, Open Melody, Open Melody Software Group, Open Source, Open Source Movement, Serdar Yegulalp, Six Apart, Tim Appnel, WordPress, WordPress Foundation | 4 Comments

Licensing is the suck!

Posted on July 27, 2006 by Lloyd

As I recently wrote the obvious, “licensing is legal, and legal things are complex”. I should have wrote, licensing is the suck! When ever I start thinking about licensing and it being the suck, I think to Lawrence Lessig‘s keynote … Continue reading →

Posted in Collaborating | Tagged A theft of our common culture, bsd, cc, collaborating, copy, copyright wars, create, Create like itâ€™s 1790, creative, creative commons, creativity, eff, fair use, Free Culture, free society, gnu, GPL, harm, Help us by writing on the check you send in, I got to go back to my life., If you are explaining, If You Are unwilling to Fight For Your Freedom . . . Yo, innovation, intellectual property, it was nature in 179, license, licensing, nature, no-brainer, Nothingâ€™s changed, Open Source, Open Source Movement, patent, patents, property, rebuilding nature, share, unregulated, unregulated use, What have you done about it, you are losing, You build a common base that other people can build upo | 3 Comments