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Date Time Stamp needs Qualifier - 29 views

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started by Dr. Fridemar Pache on 22 May 07
  • Dr. Fridemar Pache
    #1 Dr. Fridemar Pache on 22 May 07
     
    Dear Maggie,

    the Date Time Stamp in annotations needs a trailing qualifier like GMT, UTC, PST or something similar.
    Otherwise it gives rise to unnecessary requests, when time critical ideas, leading to patent claims, were presented.

    Especially in the OpenSource and the CC movement, brilliant ideas are offered, that could be ripped off as patent claims. If the idea givers can give evidence, that they were some seconds earlier, the idea/concept/procedure belongs to the author or community (depending on the license) and cannot be blocked by a parasitic copyright/patent claim anymore.

    The same argument applies to graphics, music, movies, any other content claims, coupled to a time-stamped annotion of its author.

    MayAllBeHappy ( I know how difficult this may be from time to time ;-)
    Fridemar
  • Maggie Tsai
    #2 Maggie Tsai on 23 May 07
     
    On To-Do List.
  • johans7
    #3 johans7 on 16 Sep 24
     
    If I were you, I would download a calendar template, create it for myself, as it is convenient for me, enter all the data there, and calmly mark each event that occurs. It is very convenient and, frankly, you don't need to bother too much, just go to the site, download the template you need, and edit it for yourself, there are many of them, you can choose the one you like best and everything will be on time.
  • leon jackee
    #4 leon jackee on 25 Sep 24
     
    That's a great point! Adding a time zone qualifier like GMT or UTC would definitely help avoid confusion and protect authors from potential legal issues moya app sassa 350, especially in cases where time-stamped ideas or content are crucial. It's a simple fix that could offer much more clarity and security in open-source and creative communities.
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  • jackaleven41
    #6 jackaleven41 on 06 Oct 24
     
    Good point! Adding a time zone qualifier like as fire kirin apk would definitely help avoid confusion and ensure the proper attribution in time-sensitive cases. It's a simple fix that could make a big difference for protecting ideas.
  • jonfeil
    #7 jonfeil on 06 Oct 24
     
    That's an excellent point! Adding a time zone qualifier like GMT or UTC would certainly help prevent confusion and protect authors from potential legal issues, especially in cases where time-stamped ideas or content are important. For open-source and creative communities, this simple addition could provide greater clarity and security. Similarly, Honista's ability to customize and manage content
    could enhance transparency and control over shared material, benefiting users who rely on accuracy and proper time-stamping in their work.

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