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Proposal specification: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;x-ryl669.github.io&#x2F;codepill&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;x-ryl669.github.io&#x2F;codepill&#x2F;</a><p>I&#x27;ve got frustrated of selecting the right licenses in many of my projects, because of the subtle differences in all of them and the large incompatibilities while mixing them. Also, I often find that some part of a document should be more restricted that the rest (think of a documentation you want in public domain citing GPLv3 code, or a GPLv3 code citing restricted standard text). Also, this scheme should be able to merge both &quot;textual&quot; licenses with &quot;artistic&quot; licenses like CC.<p>Hence I&#x27;m proposing a new scheme that clearly specifies what &quot;rights&quot; you&#x27;re reserving for what part of a document, media, opus, speech. It&#x27;s composable, it&#x27;s simple to use for both humans and machine, it allows to deny machine processing (under the jurisdictions that do protect citizens against those).<p>I&#x27;m asking for feedback for this idea, is there something that you&#x27;d like to protect that I&#x27;ve forgotten, or do you find it convenient to use and understand ?


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