Dave Winer placed one of the RSS specs under a CC Licence.
Now he wants to stop one particular group producing a revised spec.
So he's asking how to do this, phrasing it as a dispute about a work under the license.
Modulo moral rights you can't control how people use the work. And even if you could, they could just produce a new document for the spec.
This isn't a problem with the licences. It's a social issue.
http://scripting.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/scripting-news-for-6202007/#comment-79526
Now he wants to stop one particular group producing a revised spec.
So he's asking how to do this, phrasing it as a dispute about a work under the license.
Modulo moral rights you can't control how people use the work. And even if you could, they could just produce a new document for the spec.
This isn't a problem with the licences. It's a social issue.
http://scripting.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/scripting-news-for-6202007/#comment-79526
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The author who would be king:
http://www.digitalproductions.co.uk/index.php?id=68
It's rather amusing that Dave Winer is trying to stop people making new RSSes that he disagrees with - remember, he's the one who maimed the good RSS (RDF Site Summary) by publishing RSS-2.