The open publication license
Creators
Andrew M. St. Laurent, The Open Publication License, ONLamp, October 7, 2004. Excerpt: "As discussed in part one of this article, open source principles may be less readily applicable to documents and other non-software works. Nonetheless, there are a number of licenses and projects directed at applying open source and free software licenses to such works. In my book, Understanding Open Source and Free Software Licenses, I discuss the Creative Commons....The Open Publication license (OPL), which we'll cover today, was originally crafted for use with software manuals, but can be used in connection with any kind of document."
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Description
Andrew M. St. Laurent, The Open Publication License, ONLamp, October 7, 2004. Excerpt: "As discussed in part one of this article, open source principles may be less readily applicable to documents and other non-software works. Nonetheless, there are a number of licenses and projects directed at applying open source and free software licenses to such works.
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- 1f21b95a-93b5-414f-b466-5d21d300040e
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- tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3536726.post-109724984202863781
- URL
- https://legacy.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2004/10/open-publication-license.html
Dates
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2004-10-08T14:02:00Z
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2004-10-08T16:03:38Z