As part of a project to create a library of libre literary artifacts and narrative schemes, I’m choosing to waive my rights over little parts of my CC BY-SA writings. To me it makes no sense to claim rights on inventions that may be too common to be strictly mine. But I want to open my inventions as libre culture, or libre lore.
So inside the chapters of this novel I am writing, there are ideas of plots, names, objects, phenomena, specific stories of the characters, and I want these little parts of my work to be public domain, even though the whole writings will probably stay CC BY-SA.
For instance, I wrote about a memory enhancement sleep chamber.
Here is the form I created on Internet Archive :
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Here the Lemmy post (Libre Lore sub) about it.
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The original work from which it comes from (it is in french language)
Does it look OK to you, or are there confusing aspects ?
I guess licensing the lore differently from the actual story makes sense if you are doing world building that spans multiple novels.
I have a draft fedi tech news magazine (that soon I am going to make part of Social Coding Movement) (also in draft). Look at the licensing in the footer for how I’ve set this up. The sub-pages get the licensing info in their schema.org JSON-LD metadata in
<head>. Dunno if it is the right or best way, but it may help youThanks for the input. I’m having a look. I see the default is CC0, can you link a page or article which is under another license so that I can see the differences in header ?
I think ultimately most articles will be CC-BY-SA for their respective authors. Currently I have CC-BY-SA on profile pages as example. And I see a bug that the license property is not filled there. Here the issue showing an example of licensing metadata.
