Wil Wheaton At Gencon On Why He Is A Geek-Part 1

This is Wil Wheaton's speech Why He Is a Geek at the 2010 Gencon held in Indianapolis, Indiana between August 5-August 8.

This is one part of several broken up in parts mostly because of the camera I was using and the memory cards being used.

This is released by Wil Wheaton under the Creative Commons License.

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• Wil Wheaton
• Game Monkey
• gaming
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• gencon
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• Steve Jackson
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• Yahtzee
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• Bag of Dice

[MrAaronjacques]

you realize you used the wrong license, you should have allowed remixing to be compliant with share and share alike.

or put up a link to the downloadable video so other people could edit and post their own nc remixes (ie clip out the single answers they wanted to post)

[corpusD]

@MrAaronjacques When I uploaded it I know I set it to creative commons. I see that it's not set to that at the moment. I am not sure how it changed, but this may have happened when you tube and my email accounts were converted. I have just reset it back. As for source code, does youtube then permit the download if it's under creative commons.

[corpusD]

@MrAaronjacques I just set the videos of Wil which were meant to be under creative commons back to it. Does this now give you the permissions you wanted?

[MrAaronjacques]

@corpusD yes that fine, you do NOT have to do anything else. Youtube editor will now allow remixing. I was just answering your question about how you would provide a download option if you wanted too. You do not have to do any of that. It is totally optional for you. There is no requirement what so ever.

[MrAaronjacques]

@corpusD the change you made is more than enough to be complient, as for the download thing, you would simple find a file locker and post the link in the description. It was what you had to do before youtube started having cc attribution option. but you don't have to do that because youtube editor will allow others to remix anything cc attributed.

[MrAaronjacques]

what you did was the equivalent of taking open source code using it but not releasing the source code

[nlp3000]

Awesome

[mrmeanster]

where is the rest? :(