On 14-02-04 04:41 PM, Yasmín S.
Portales Machado wrote:
Yo
voto por eso:
“A header that said something like:
"Globaloutlookdh-l is a publicly archived listserv. Contributions
are distributed under a CC-BY licence." We
could then link to a page about licensing that had the same
information and a bit more detail in English and a few of
the more widely used other languages.
A header like that would presumably clarify
things with regard to what I was calling primary use (i.e.
quotation and citation that engages with the content).
Aunque
aclaro que siempre asumí que lo que escribimos acá es
público para ser citado, etc. Debe ser por mi experiencia de
crecer en un estado “muy vigilante”, en el que todo lo que
se dice, incluso en espacios cerrados, será informado,
archivado y citado para valorar el desempaño, tarde o
temprano.
Actually that was really also my understanding too. I like that "muy
vigilante" as a description. 'Course, with the NSA and other
revelations here in Canada from Edward Snowden, it turns out to be
true everywhere to some extent (the latest revelation in Canada is
that they've been recording cellphones of every passenger as they
pass through at least one of the Canadian airports).
"El
feminismo ha puesto en evidencia, mejor que ninguna otra
corriente de pensamiento, tanto la arbitrariedad del
psicoanálisis como la insuficiencia del marxismo, es decir,
ha cuestionado los dos grandes modelos totalizadores del
siglo XX."
Carlo Frabetti
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