Change in classification of CC0 - legal - Fedora mailing-lists
fedora stops accepting code licensed as CC0. the concern seems to be about the patent rights clauses, which may expose users of the code to patent litigation later on
No Vehicles In The Park
"You might think you can add enough epicycles to your rules to avoid this problem. For instance, you could list all of the different sorts of vehicles from this game in either the yes or the no column. I don't think this is true. I think you can reduce the problem, but I don't think you can eliminate it."
User Generated Content and the Fediverse: A Legal Primer | Electronic Frontier Foundation
"an introduction to some common legal issues, along with a few practical considerations" (much of which seems to apply to hosting ugc in general?)
The scary truth about AI copyright is nobody knows what will happen next - The Verge
extremely clickbait title but actually a good overview of current lines of thought
Car Crashes Aren't Always Unavoidable - The Atlantic
"Instead of merely accommodating some people’s desire to drive, our laws essentially force driving on all of us—by subsidizing it, by punishing people who don’t do it, by building a physical landscape that requires it, and by insulating reckless drivers from the consequences of their actions."