Case of the Fluffs.

Bah. In order to fluff out my photostream I have uploaded a selection of my holiday snaps.

Now my flock, I must clear the air and speak to you all on the importance of copyright. It is bad if you take things you diddn't make unless you ask for them. Copyright enforces this as a law, meaning you cannot steal published music and attach it to your work unless you ask the copyright holder nicely. But what if you, like This Old Blog, want your crap made into professional works of art which will then be traced back to you giving a wealth of popularity ultimately leading to the robot invasion. The answer Blog-Children, is simple. Creative Commons gives people posting their work on the internet the option to assign copyrights onto their images, video or music and how flexible licence is. You can for example chose to allow people to show your work, but only if they attribute, or allow them to edit and change your work for commerical profit.

And now a short film marking the start of my grand video blogging career on Blip TV. Notice the subtlety and majestic nature of the dance. No don't expect more videos after this one, this was simply a test of Blip's system. If the video is not displayed then I fear I have removed it in favor of more exciting content. If you are interested check out the creative commons license attached to this video.

Creative Commons also features a search engine for Creative Commons tagged work only, making finding usable images and video easy. Also I found another imposter. You arn't fooling anyone Joe!