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One of the issues being discussed is the requirement (by Wikipedia principal Jimbo Wales and Larry M. Sanger in October 2001) that one use a HTML banner (back reference) on any page on another web site or CDROM on which Wikipedia content appears, or (also now strongly supported by Wikipedia principals) a text link. Please note the GNU Free Documentation Licencse (GFDL) says that the license must be included in every copy of a document. This means that the back reference should at least include a link to the GFDL which is not the case yet in the Wales/Sanger? proposal (or requirement as they like to put it). |
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One of the issues being discussed is the requirement (by Wikipedia principals Jimbo Wales and Larry M. Sanger in October 2001) that one use a HTML banner (back reference) on any page on another web site or CDROM on which Wikipedia content appears, or (also now strongly supported by Wikipedia principals) a text link. Please note the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) says that the license must be included in every copy of a document. This means that the back reference should at least include a link to the GFDL which is not the case yet in the Wales/Sanger? proposal (or requirement as they like to put it). |
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/Workshop? -- for developing the sections necessary for compliance with the GFDL; a note by LMS there says it is not an official workshop, and that discussion of the issues raised on the page have been and will be conducted on Wikipedia-L [/Summary of list discussion]? |
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* GNU General Public License: a similar license for software such as [Linux] |
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* GNU General Public License: a similar license for software |
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