The Cultural Liberty Blog will post articles concerning individual liberty, especially concerning its restoration from archaic privileges such as copyright and patent.
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“I will not accept the enslavement of my fellow man, nor any imposition upon his liberty, as reward for the publication of my art”
Naturally, you are free to take any liberties you wish with these published works. However, should a privilege ever be granted to constrain your liberty then its holders constrain you thus: the liberties you take may not be withheld from those to whom you give these works (or your combined/derivative works), who you must similarly constrain.
