|License=GPL
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What license should I use? (eg. photographic essay v. documentations of a photographic e
...attributes and metadata. When I uploaded it I chose "I don't know what the license is," which gave me a Licensing section as an attribute.
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|License=GPL
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GNU General Public License v1
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
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|License=LGPL, GPL
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They are released under a '''SIL Open Font License''' (OPF).
==SIL license==
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Pick a license from the list on this page, read/discuss for 30 minutes in groups of 2/3: [
...e: Re-imagining Copyleft''], a study day organised by Constant around open license practices in Brussels, September 2019.
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.... These plug-ins might have a patent noose around their neck, or a lock-up license, or any other problem that makes you think twice about shipping them.
...e consider to have good quality code, correct functionality, our preferred license (LGPL for the plug-in code, LGPL or LGPL-compatible for the supporting libr
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...use Free, Libre and Open Source software and data available under an open license. The legal conditions of FLOSS provide us with environments that are inviti
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They are released under a '''SIL Open Font License''' (OPF).
===SIL license===
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...w.org/wefts/cc4r.en.html here] and this is the link to add when using this license for your publication.
The license invites the reader to copy, distribute, and transform the materials publish
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...product freely as long as you agree to license your product under the same license. In software development this led to a common stock of software that could
...ood it is no problem for capitalism as a system to have free software. The license successfully resists against exploitation, but not on all levels.
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'''2. You own your intellectual property, we just ask you to choose a license or copyright statement (or exception) that will allow PZI and WdKA to make
* '''you can also write your own or tweak an existing license'''
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|License=GPL
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=== Goal of the License ===
...own thoughts/interpretation/opinion about it by writting and publishing a license, by choosing how much freedom he will give to the content and its potential
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|License=GPL, LGPL
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== License ==
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|License=GPL
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It is written in pure Python and distributed under a liberal license.
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published under Peer Production License
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