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  1. The Open Content Library An Overview of the Open Clip Art Library and ccHost
      • Jon Phillips, Community Developer
      • Creative Commons (HQ, SF)
      • [email_address]
      • http://creativecommons.org
  2. Overall Concepts
    • HOWTO: Concrete Actions
    • Applying Open Source to Open Content
    • About Community and Contributing to Society
    • While we are ideal, action happens through specific banal tasks (pick up a shovel)
    • Please Help! This is an invitation.
  3. Three Points
    • Current Landscape
    • The Open Content Library
    • Make More Libraries
  4. Who is hosting your content? ?
  5. Does your content host provide export of all your media? ?
  6. What is being done with your data? ?
  7. How many accounts do you have? ?
  8. Is your content licensed properly? ?
  9. What is the Open Content Library?
    • A collection of content (audio, video, text, etc) using open content licenses, stored in open formats with open source software that uses open services.
  10. An Open Content Library Could
    • Be Any Size (People, Items, etc)
    • Use Any “Open Content” license
      • Creative Commons License (Prefer)
    • Be Public, Private, or Mixed
      • Allow Users to Control Privacy
    • Use Open Services (RSS, Atom)
      • Support Content Import/Export
    • Use Open Formats (svg, xml, odf)
    • Have Open Source Software power it...
  11. Current Landscape
  12. Current Landscape
    • Closed ___
    • Mixed ___
    • Open ___
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  27. Mixed ___
    • Flickr
      • Limits how-much you can upload
      • CC licensing deeply integrated
      • Has Import/Export
      • Groups/Privacy controls
      • Stored on Yahoo/Flickr's Hardware
      • Powered by Closed Software
      • Some Open Services/API (upload, streams)
      • Focused on Photo Storage and Sharing
  28. Mixed ___
    • Google-dom (gmail, calendars, etc)
      • Stored on Google's Hardware
      • Licensing not integrated (beyond search)
      • Stored on both Open and Closed Software
      • Uses Mixed Services (API, RSS)
      • Various Privacy Controls
      • Ad-Supported
  29. Open ___
    • Wikipedia
      • Stored on Wikipedia's servers
        • But full dumps available and many many public mirrors
      • Uses Open Source Mediawiki software
      • Uses Open Standards, Services
      • Focuses on Human Knowledge (history, primarily text-based)
      • Stores other media, but draws heavily from other Open Content Libraries
  30. Open ___
    • Archive.org
      • Stored on many many mirrors
      • Import/Export available
      • Has specific requirements
      • Supports CC licenses
      • Trying to do everything (possibly problem)
      • Archive implies storage of old media
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  36. Open ___
    • ccMixter.org
      • Based upon Open Source ccHost engine
      • A remix community, not a content community
      • Support CC licenses
      • Uses Open Services
      • Uses Mixed Formats (AIF, FLAC, MP3)
      • Has import/export
  37. Open ___
    • wordpress.org-based blogs
      • Open Source software for blogging
      • You install and host your own content
      • Focused on blogging, not content management system (CMS)
      • Supports Open Services (RSS, Atom)
      • Support Mixed Formats
  38. The Open Content Library
  39. Why are More Open Content Libraries Needed?
    • No Media Utopias (that can do everything)
    • Data Redundancy is a good thing
    • Niche-based like Social Network Services
      • Orkut's big in Brazil! Mixi is big in Japan!
    • Need different libraries that focus around:
      • Languages, Cultures, Specific Media, Usage
    • Privacy Anyone?
    • Do one thing well, or a lot of things not so well
    • Open Source Software communities have developed strong strategies for building communities of practice
      • Wikipedia, Open Clip Art Library and others have learned
  40. An Open Content Library Empowers
    • Maintain your own library on-line
    • Or, Maintain community around library
    • Make it public, or keep it to yourself (same per-user)
    • Make it legal (and clear) using Open Content Licenses (CC licenses or Public Domain)
    • Insure longevity with open formats
    • Insure interoperability with open services
  41. Business Commons Possibilities
    • Commercial Rights Brokerage
    • Advertising on libraries
    • Sell Services around Content
      • Digitization
      • Printing
      • Collection
      • Media Discovery
  42. 1 st Way to View : Social and technical Strategy
    • Social
      • Good communities and projects need real people and real communication
      • Without good social, don't try technical (ASIDE: OLPC, eLearning)
    • Technical
      • Good software catalyzes certain types of communications and activities
      • Bad Software hurts social/community
  43. 2 nd Way to View : Open Content Library as Superset
    • There are pre-existing libraries which exhibit these behaviors described
      • Open Clip Art Library
        • www.openclipart.org
        • A community focused on the collection and creation of public domain clip art
        • 16K+ images (SVG-based)
      • Open Font Library
        • www.openfontlibrary.org
        • A public domain and Open Font Licensed collection of Fonts
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  47. 3 rd Way to View : opencontentlibrary.org
    • Light-Interface to Open Content Library projects
    • Basic place to collect these types of libraries
    • Place for pooling of ideas around this subject
  48. Make More Libraries
  49. Community Development (Building)
    • How to build an online community that is to accomplish some goal
    • Really Means...
      • HOWTO build an Open Content Development Community with approximately 20 people
  50. Open Source Constitution-lite
    • Make the source open
    • Release Early, Release Often
    • Reward contributors (with praise or some material reward if possible)
  51. Need More Specific Model
    • Open Source Software Light-Constitution is abstract
    • It is aimed at software source code
    • We need a model that is:
      • community-centric
      • generalized for on-line communities
      • more pragmatic
  52. More Concrete Structure
    • Concepts
    • Infrastructure
    • Social
    • ...and some misplaced Corollaries
  53. Concepts
    • Make one solid goal for the project
      • Remember KISS: Keep It Simple
      • Do one thing well, or do many things not so well
      • Always ask: "Does this move us closer to our primary goal?"
    • Pick a solid simple name that can be simplified to a one word tag.
    • Use this tag/simple name for the domain name, etc for the project. It is your common branding.
  54. Infrastructure
      • Also called Holy Trinity of Online Communication, or network of social software
    • Install CMS (ccHost, wiki, or blog)
      • collective memory
    • Maintain a group chat channel
      • irc.freenode.net, aim, gtalk
      • synchronous communication
    • Setup a mailing list
      • Asynchronous communication
  55. Social
    • Help edit recent CMS edits
    • Answer all relevant emails
    • Stay in chat channel and answer questions
  56. Corollaries
    • Social Atmosphere is defined in first days to 2 weeks of a project
      • Start with a positive atmosphere, then this is bread into the communities dna
      • Starting with a negative atmosphere of flaming and disses, then the community will develop this way and more than likely will die.
      • Generally, it is amicable to be extra-nice, and cordial much like one would like in the real world.
  57. Corollaries, cont'd
    • Real vs. Virtual
      • Generally, treat developers and people in general just as you would in the real world, if not better.
    • Promote Contribution
      • Reward contributors with praise!
      • Material vs. Non-material Rewards
  58. Corollaries, cont'd
    • Dealing with problems
      • Personal problems between people should be dealt with offlist
      • Group problems should be handled decisively by a core member in a positive manner
      • Problems in a community should be dealt with internally before being publicly exposed (if at all).
      • 99% of the time this solves conflicts that arise
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  60. Creative Commons' CMS: ccHost
    • http://wiki.creativecommons.org/cchost
    • ccHost is an open source (GPL licensed) project that provides web-based infrastructure to support collaboration, sharing, and storage of multi-media using the Creative Commons licenses and metadata.
    • It is used by ccMixter and other sites
      • http://ccmixter.org
    • PHP + MySQL + standard Open Source packaging
  61. ccHost, cont'd
    • Most similar to mediawiki and wordpress
    • Encourages proper licensing , sharing and remix of many types of media (video, audio, text, image)
    • Highly customizable and stable
      • Development version used by most major installations, thus, it gets tested heavily
  62. ccHost Users
    • Open Source Cinema uses
      • www.opensourcecinema.org
    • Open Clip Art Library moving to ccHost
      • www.openclipart.org/cchost
    • Open Font Library
      • www.openfontlibrary.org
    • Simuze.nl moving to ccHost
    • Teacherhost (teaching material coming out soon)
  63. Recently Released ccHost 3.1
    • Full localization support (i18n)
      • Chinese (Traditional and Simplified, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Dutch, English ;)
    • Replaced phpbb2 dependency with native forum/blog code
    • Feeds coming out of every pour (rss, atom, custom, etc)
    • Data dumping in feed formats for re-use
    • Sample Pool API (for interconnecting sites)
    • Sample/Clip Browser (show demo)
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  68. Beyond ccHost 3.1
    • WebDAV support for easier uploading and programmatic interfaces
    • Better support for other file formats
    • Better thumbnailing support
    • Better generic import of content
    • Better support for customization
    • Support for other licenses (OFL, CC GNU-GPL, CC GNU-LGPL)
    • See the webpage for more plugins
  69. Get ccHost!
    • Thrice-daily builds of packages
    • Thrice-daily builds of phpdoc (trying to make development easy)
    • http://wiki.creativecommons.org/cchost
    • Requirements
      • Php 4 and above
      • MySQL 4
      • Runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X
  70. CcHost Extension Demo
    • Let's get you guys hooked on this...
  71. CC Developer Community (CCDC)
    • http://developer.creativecommons.org/
    • Focused around CC licenses, standards, and technology
    • CC itself is inspired by Free and Open Source Software and also uses GPL/MIT licenses for its own software
    • Four main software projects (ccTools)
    • 4 Google SoC projects
  72. CCDC Goals
    • Build a strong and supportive community of developers
    • Support Creative Commons Developer Community Projects
    • Build infrastructure around Creative Commons licenses
    • Build infrastructure around Creative Commons standards
  73. CCDC: Get Involved
    • Mailing Lists
      • [email_address]
    • IRC
      • #cc on irc.freenode.net
    • Submit a Patch
      • http://cctools.sf.net
    • Wiki
      • http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Developer
    • Try some Developer Challenges
  74. Useful Sites
    • Main sites
      • http://creativecommons.org/
      • http://icommons.org
      • http://www.sciencecommons.org/
    • Set up an RSS feed for both blogs
    • Graphics & movies that explain CC
      • http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/how1
      • http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/comics1
      • http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/
  75. The Open Content Library An Overview of the Open Clip Art Library and ccHost
      • Jon Phillips, Community Developer
      • Creative Commons (HQ, SF)
      • [email_address]
      • http://creativecommons.org

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