SirBothersome

@Umcaruje There's a bigger problem here, in the form of a logical paradox. Markus Hakala's Kicks are available for legal download elsewhere with a royalty-free, but not cc0 license... SubAqeous...

> WAVE ALL RIGHTS @tresf, I hate to be a parsimonious, nitpicking, butthead, but you do realize it's spelled _waive_, right? If mistakes like this are made in legally binding...

> Here's an example email since no-one has written one: @Spekular, this has been attempted previously with less-than-ideal results, which is why I am twitchy about the whole prospect of...

> 1. Proof that you are the creator of the samples and have the right to release them as CC0 > 2. A statement about where the samples can be...

> Once the email is finalized I can send it if I recieve a list of the emails and sample packs we were looking at Afaik, there was no general...

> For example, as an artist, there's tracks I'm happy releasing CC0 and some that I'm not. That's up to the artist, so it could go either way. @tresf But...

> That way if they for example remove samples from the pack at a later time we're still in the clear. @Spekular, Unless there is a copyright conflict, (in which...

@Spekular, I'm not going to sit here all day and try to bulletproof your email, so if you're dedicating your effort to third-party sourcing, I vote you open up a...

> Clear explanation of CC0 and author approval is needed. We also need an archive of requests and responses. @tresf, ah, about that. I'm beta testing some samples I've made...

[readme.txt](https://github.com/LMMS/samples/files/371924/readme.txt) Also, @unfa sent me two links. The first had a text file with a complicated description of the samples, stating in the beginning that they were released under a...