Comments for More Matter With Less Art http://morematterwithlessart.com Sun, 22 Apr 2012 11:12:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Case Against Facebook by Frank Mitchell http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-32 Frank Mitchell Sun, 22 Apr 2012 11:12:09 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-32 you can find the terms of service for facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/legal/terms?_fb_noscript=1 Basically it says that as long as your intellectual property content is on Facebook (even if you delete it, but it's still on facebook because your friends shared it), Facebook can use it however they want. It appears that you still keep rights to it though. I doubt they could sue you for publishing your own picture in a magazine just because you posted it to facebook first, but take a look at what the RIAA is doing - stranger things have happened. you can find the terms of service for facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/legal/terms?_fb_noscript=1

Basically it says that as long as your intellectual property content is on Facebook (even if you delete it, but it’s still on facebook because your friends shared it), Facebook can use it however they want. It appears that you still keep rights to it though. I doubt they could sue you for publishing your own picture in a magazine just because you posted it to facebook first, but take a look at what the RIAA is doing – stranger things have happened.

]]> Comment on The Case Against Facebook by Andy P http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-31 Andy P Sun, 22 Apr 2012 09:14:25 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-31 Very interesting and insightful piece. I am wondering though, when I post anything on FB or upload a picture, they automatically have copyright on it. But does that mean I lose copyright on my thoughts, comments, images? Or do we have shared copyright? Thanks Very interesting and insightful piece. I am wondering though, when I post anything on FB or upload a picture, they automatically have copyright on it. But does that mean I lose copyright on my thoughts, comments, images? Or do we have shared copyright? Thanks

]]> Comment on The Case Against Facebook by Frank Mitchell http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-28 Frank Mitchell Sat, 03 Mar 2012 00:45:55 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-28 Thanks Anne! I'm glad there are people out there like you who understand what's at stake here. I wrote this piece mostly because I quit facebook and nobody understood why. I think it's really important to talk to people about what they're actually giving up when they click on "I agree" for these ubiquitous web services. Thanks Anne! I’m glad there are people out there like you who understand what’s at stake here. I wrote this piece mostly because I quit facebook and nobody understood why. I think it’s really important to talk to people about what they’re actually giving up when they click on “I agree” for these ubiquitous web services.

]]> Comment on A Foolish Attempt at a Serious Review of a Less-Than-Serious Documentary by Resources for John 20:1 - 2 http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=465#comment-27 Resources for John 20:1 - 2 Fri, 02 Mar 2012 23:53:01 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=465#comment-27 [...] Challenge for 2/17 Broadcast | Radio Bible Answers1Mentor favored by 7 1/2 | Coughlin Forever1A Foolish Attempt at a Serious Review of a Less-Than-Serious Documentary » More Matter With [...] [...] Challenge for 2/17 Broadcast | Radio Bible Answers1Mentor favored by 7 1/2 | Coughlin Forever1A Foolish Attempt at a Serious Review of a Less-Than-Serious Documentary » More Matter With [...]

]]> Comment on The Case Against Facebook by Anne Advocate http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-26 Anne Advocate Wed, 29 Feb 2012 23:12:18 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-26 This piece is truly incredible. I couldn't agree more with your arguments. I feel as though you've put to words my thoughts and observations over the past six months or so since I decided to quit Facebook. It's encouraging to know people are becoming more informed and active about these immensely important issues. I will be sharing your writing with as many as possible. Thank you so much for writing this accurate, informative, thorough and necessary article. Not many are determined to express their opinion as elegantly as you have. Cheers! This piece is truly incredible. I couldn’t agree more with your arguments. I feel as though you’ve put to words my thoughts and observations over the past six months or so since I decided to quit Facebook. It’s encouraging to know people are becoming more informed and active about these immensely important issues. I will be sharing your writing with as many as possible. Thank you so much for writing this accurate, informative, thorough and necessary article. Not many are determined to express their opinion as elegantly as you have. Cheers!

]]> Comment on A Foolish Attempt at a Serious Review of a Less-Than-Serious Documentary by Resources for John 20:11 - 12 http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=465#comment-24 Resources for John 20:11 - 12 Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:43:01 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=465#comment-24 [...] 1Mercy!1A Foolish Attempt at a Serious Review of a Less-Than-Serious Documentary » More Matter With SUBMIT [...] [...] 1Mercy!1A Foolish Attempt at a Serious Review of a Less-Than-Serious Documentary » More Matter With SUBMIT [...]

]]> Comment on The Case Against Facebook by Frank Mitchell http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-23 Frank Mitchell Tue, 17 Jan 2012 11:41:52 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-23 Thanks for reading, Jason. I'm glad you got something out of this post. When i started this blog I figured it would be a way to share with some of my close friends, but this post has really taken off, and I'm glad people are reading it because, you're right, it is sobering stuff. Feel free to share this post with your friends, even if you have to do it through facebook! Thanks for reading, Jason. I’m glad you got something out of this post. When i started this blog I figured it would be a way to share with some of my close friends, but this post has really taken off, and I’m glad people are reading it because, you’re right, it is sobering stuff. Feel free to share this post with your friends, even if you have to do it through facebook!

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]]> Comment on The Case Against Facebook by Jason http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-21 Jason Sat, 14 Jan 2012 18:01:33 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-21 Thanks for this insightful summary of the inner workings of Facebook. I particularly learned a lot about the ubiquitous 'like' button, and how it helps Facebook to track visited sites even when you don't use it. Sobering stuff. Thanks for this insightful summary of the inner workings of Facebook. I particularly learned a lot about the ubiquitous ‘like’ button, and how it helps Facebook to track visited sites even when you don’t use it. Sobering stuff.

]]> Comment on The Case Against Facebook by Hvad er der galt med Facebook? | | DenfriDenfri http://morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-20 Hvad er der galt med Facebook? | | DenfriDenfri Mon, 09 Jan 2012 18:10:30 +0000 http://www.morematterwithlessart.com/?p=423#comment-20 [...] Du er ikke kunden men produktet Facebooks brugerbetingelser afslører, hvis man læser dem, at du som bruger ikke er en kunde der forbruger et produkt, men produktet selv i form af opmærksomhed som Facebook kan sælge videre til sine annoncører. Hele Facebooks tjeneste er således ikke struktureret for at bidrage mest værdi til sine brugere, med konsekvenser især for deres privatliv, fx ift. billeder, men også retsikkerhedsmæssigt ift. udlevering af brugerdata til myndigheder. [...] [...] Du er ikke kunden men produktet Facebooks brugerbetingelser afslører, hvis man læser dem, at du som bruger ikke er en kunde der forbruger et produkt, men produktet selv i form af opmærksomhed som Facebook kan sælge videre til sine annoncører. Hele Facebooks tjeneste er således ikke struktureret for at bidrage mest værdi til sine brugere, med konsekvenser især for deres privatliv, fx ift. billeder, men også retsikkerhedsmæssigt ift. udlevering af brugerdata til myndigheder. [...]

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