When the U.S. constitution was written, states with small population complained they would be underrepresented. So the Senate was created. I can't tell, is Daniel talking about gerrymandering? If he is, states such as Iowa have created nonpartisan committees to redistrict the state as the population shifts. I think what Daniel wants is a Senate-like legislative body that gives each district in a state equal representation. Unfortunately he thinks gerrymandering is a problem at the national level, which was solved with the signing of the Constitution.

'This agreement might have major consequences on citizens' lives'

Here is the source on that http://robmyers.org/weblog/2008/02/noncommercial-sharealike-is-not-copyleft.html

The Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike (by-nc-sa) seems to fit, but according to wikipedia it has been described as "not a true copyleft license".

If someone is able to redistribute my GPL'd code for cash, then I'd like to to find a different license that can offer protection against this sort of thing. Any suggestions?

this is the one for the video here is the one for coyne's blog

I attend the University of Kentucky full time. What can I do to make this right?

I lol'd.

Stupid non-story

I like the part where he asks for Rs 4900 ($100 USD) to participate in the online workshop.

Just needs email support.

Which is to take something great and turn it into a steaming pile of shit.

Or is that a bad idea?

What happened?