This t-shirt is 100% made in Downtown Los Angeles, including; manufacture, design and silk-screening! You can also download the artwork for other uses.
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Copyright & License
VAu 1-072-321 Copyright © 2011, Braydon Fuller
This work is available under the terms of an Attribution ShareAlike license. I waive the requirement for attribution.
Purchase
Please contact me to work out the details in receiving a t-shirt with this print, or go ahead and make a bunch of prints.
Also available at Poo-Bah Records!
2636 E. Colorado Blvd.
Pasadena CA, 91107
Why?
- In protest against draconian laws such as proposed by the SOPA and PROTECT IP Act.
- Copyright laws have become ridiculous when everyone is liberated with our own means of digital production.
- Digital variations can take the work into unexpected directions that can lead to an entirely new idea, further advancing the state-of-art.
- To emphasize the difference between digital and physical copying and distribution.
More Information about Copyright Licenses
For works such as documentation, wikis, and other massively collaborative works, please check out the many different Creative Commons licenses, that collectively has an incredibly amount of energy invested. The best example of a work using one of their licenses is the world famous Wikipedia that is more useful than any search engine.
For works with source code, such as software, please check out the GNU licenses that enforce a consistent level of freedoms for all users. The most famous example of a work using GNU licenses are the many distributions of GNU/Linux that run not only web servers across the world but is even likely in your smart phone.
Download Artwork
Hi friend! Please download the vector and bitmap artwork from this shirt to promote hacker friendlyness!
Possible examples of re-use:
- On a music event poster for promotion as a hacker friendly event, hack on to the break of dawn.
- Cutting out of vinyl for a store-front window display, let the hacker flag fly.
- A backdrop for photo portraits at camps, conferences, expos, parties, and cons.
- For use in identifying a hackerspace location. Ahoy, har by digital warriors!