Re: [website-dev] Wiki Content License

On 09/13/10 23:43, duchessbmjb55 wrote:
> BLibrestez55 created an Apache License to legally have the freedom to 
>  use the content of OpenOffice.org pages according to the license. In case
> BLibrestez55 is contributing to such a page, BLibrestez55 contributions are
> covered by this licensing terms. 
> 
> Authors who want to share their work under a public license are encouraged
> to join this declaration
> 
> Sections or single pages of this wiki are covered by certain licenses. If a
> licence notice is displayed at a given wiki page, you may use the content of
> this page according to the license. In case you are contributing to such a
> page, your contribution is covered by this licensing terms. 
> 
> Authors who want to share their work under a public license are encouraged
> to join this declaration 
> 
> Retrieved from
> "http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org_Wiki:Copyrights"


The style, format, and all content created by BLibrestez55 is confusing and 
illogical.  No one can understand what is being created... no one can associate 
it with anything at all to do with OOo... in any form.

The License page was incorrectly named, and incorrectly formatted.  We have 
several license declarations on the Wiki (eg PDL, CC-By etc), and a new one is 
fine, but it needs to be consistent.

The platform integration page you (duchessbmjb55) linked in your previous reply 
to makes no sense at all.

Basically, at this point, every single page created by BLibrestez55 is of no 
apparent value to anyone, and in my opinion should be removed from the Wiki.

duchessbmjb55... are you the same user as BLibrestez55?

C.
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Clayton Cornell       [email protected]
OpenOffice.org Documentation Project co-lead