Tnx guys! :coolsmile:
I don’t think informal evidence can be convincing and it would take time away from actual progress. What you probably would want is peer reviewed papers in prestigious journal, with other experiments/papers that are confirming the results.
The key here is “developed” world. Would somebody have the same problems in Peru for example?
NCR is not a problem if you do the same Hyperion did – just sell it outside US. I would be more concerned with IRS. The only workaround in this case would be if someone worked on FF outside of US in a parallel manner.
PD license does not require image source citing. If source citing is important Attribution license should be chosen.
Aeronaut do you know who has the right to grant a license? Do I need to contact Rezwan?
You mean these images?
https://focusfusion.org/index.php/gallery/
I would need an exact license:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_copyright_tags#For_image_creators
I guess PD is the best because it allows to do whatever you want, but others can work as well.
I would love to place some images an animations, but I need LPP approval for licensing. See my second post.
Made some changes. NN are watching.
I hope to get more input from others, if not then this will suffice for now.
Tnx Aeronaut.
Im not the original author.
I think I can cite the references for preliminary angular momentum in our website, I wonder if there are any experimental evidence outside of LPP.
Also an image with one of these licenses would be nice:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_copyright_tags#For_image_creators
I would compare it to the PC industry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ANA7sLB8xA
It took about 30 years to evolve, even when everyone now knows that it provides an enormous competitive advantage.
Capthas are becoming less and less effective, as methods to overcome them are being developed. The best system is RECAPTCHA which uses words from old books that are hard to read for recognition systems by themselves so by recognising the captchas you also help digitize the books. Still the captcha system has one big exploit – human factor. What the spammers usually do is setup a system on a pornography site that takes the captchas from a protected system and requests the uses to input it for example to “see the next image”. Thus a single porn user can enable sending of hundred of spam emails, and digitizes old books at the same time 😀
A good technology is to add a hidden field, that cannot be seen by normal user, but will be filled by spambots.
Neither can BlackLight (deliver), but they are doing well financially. Steorn anyone?