José María Moncasi: "Knowledge belongs to everyone and if not shared, the chain, the legacy is lost. So it is. "
From this review of Jose Maria, began a string of messages on Facebook ... on the subject ...
Meme: "Phew, depending on how it is interpreted can lead to a good debate about intellectual property ... The culture is knowledge ... Do not you think that if we continue like this, there will come a time when almost everything is recorded? Do not throw me the tongue ... I throw in the league, jajaj, better leave it, because there would be silent, haha \u200b\u200bHAVE TO PROMOTE THE CULTURE AND NOT privatized. Hala, then leave it. "
DrSolaris:" I understand the culture, knowledge must be the heritage of the society in which that knowledge is created, or culture. Imagine that "Don Quixote" was owned by someone ... and that one could not disseminate, disclose, or that every April 23 to raise € € € one for each act p. .. View másúblico in which to read the book.
Those who are dedicated to painting ... when we sell (Rare) or give away a box ... we give, for life, the rights of the table ... When we discuss, we do it for free and charge no post ... everyone can have the pleasure of seeing my splotches of color ... and for me, there is no greater pleasure that everybody can look at my pictures ... The visual arts, so far, have no intellectual property problems ... no one to protect them ....
knowledge commons should be free to use ... ... free and unfettered distribution ... ... If a company wants to move ... you'd better culture, knowledge, ideas and art , are free to consume and can be transmitted ... and accessible to anyone ... not corporatized and politicized, non-manipulated and do not believe private rights to life ...
Knowledge will set us free will ... we think ... think ... and we live in a better society ... All you interrupt the chain mentioned by Jose Maria ... is synonymous with handling, and interrupt cultural progress of society ...
Sorry for the roll ... I believe in freedom of expression and free access to knowledge ... above all things ... "
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