Is it OK for a company to sell your Creative Commons work without your permission or compensation? That’s the question Flickr users are debating right now after a the launch of the company’s new print making service. For those unfamiliar, Creative Commons is an open-source framework for photographers, makers, artists, and more to define how their work may be used. The 4 basic variations of CC are: -attribution -noncommercial -no derivative works -share alike Flickr embraced CC licensing many years ago and now hosts over 300,000,000 CC-licensed images. Last month the company began a new printing service that allows customers […]

In the WordPress ecosystem, we find ourselves surrounded by a great community, full of helpful people and technology that keeps getting better and better each year. Whether you’ve just started preparing your Turducken, or you are part of 95.5% of the world that doesn’t do the whole Thanksgiving thing, we appreciate you stopping by today. With that in mind, there’s plenty of things for WordPressers to be grateful for this season, here’s our list: Client-friendly security updates that automatically install themselves. JJJ committing the next 6 months of his life to BuddyPress, bbPress & GlotPress. Matt Mullenweg being a really snappy dresser. Git integration. […]