Re: [Wikilegal-l] GFDL, History, and Combining Documents (was "since we are on the subject")
The Cunctator <[email protected]>
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On 11/26/03 5:31 PM, "Martin Harper" <martin-MAOR6hOrJ+i/zRsMOHpXgkbqmpVPkGQOWmv/[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all. > > When a Wikipedian moves content from one article to another, this is covered > under section 5: COMBINING DOCUMENTS. This requires that 'In the combination, > you must combine any sections Entitled "History" in the various original > documents, > forming one section Entitled "History";'. That is not true. Wikipedia is the Document, not the individual entries. > Clearly we don't do this. However, we might to be able to claim that we > combine the > history "by reference" if we state "from [[X]]". Dubious? We don't do this because it is NOT covered by section 5.