* Evan Prodromou:
> The classic example here is an autobiographical work. The author could
> ask that all references to herself be removed from a derivative work
> critical of her.
Such claims are usually not based on copyright. As I tried to
explain, the CC clause which is considered non-free weakens the
position of the original author if he asks for such changes.
> In software documentation, an original author could require that
> changelogs or discussion of differences in design or implementation
> ("Original Author had it this way; the new version does it this other
> way") be removed.
Replacing "Evan Prodromou" with "Original Author" would probably be
enough to honor requests under the CC license mentioned in this
subthread. I fail to see how this is a "grievous restriction" because
common courtesy already tells us to honor such requests..
