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:FLORA.ca: Make It Legal: Don't Litigate, Use Creative Licensing
FLORA.ca: Make It Legal: Don't Litigate, Use Creative Licensing
Mar 11, 2004, 07 :00 UTC (9 Talkback[s]) (5104 reads)

"FLORA Community Consulting wishes to announce the 'Make it legal: don't litigate, use creative licensing' campaign to encourage software authors, musicians, and other creators of works of the mind to use Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS) and Creative Commons licensing.

"In March 2002, Roaring Penguin Software Inc. started a campaign called 'Stay Legal - Use Free Software.' CAAST, the Canadian Alliance against Software Theft, has been promoting a truce for businesses and organizations with improperly-licensed software. We believe the best way to manage improperly-licensed software is to switch to Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS - 'free' as in 'free speech,' not as in 'free beer.') where license maintenance is much simpler, and there are no per-desk, per-user or per-server obligations..."

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I really wish someone could come up with ...   Free speech vs beer   
Simon
Mar 11, 2004, 08:20:59
 
I really wish someone could come up with ...   Re: Free speech vs beer   
BrianRS
Mar 11, 2004, 14:29:15
 
 "Can't we come up with another sayi ...   Re: Free speech vs beer   
OMG
Mar 11, 2004, 14:38:15
 
Is the word "gratis" common in English o ...   Re: Free speech vs beer   
Christophe Grandsire
Mar 11, 2004, 14:56:12
 
I agree with the comments about free bee ...   Free beer   
Russell McOrmond
Mar 11, 2004, 15:58:48
 
In GB the word gratis is not common, but ...   Re: Re: Free speech vs beer   
Baz
Mar 11, 2004, 17:26:30
 
 Try "FOSS is free, but is not always gr ...   Re: Free speech vs beer--free vs gratis   
Mario Miyojim
Mar 11, 2004, 17:55:13
 
The unfortunate grouping of two meanings ...   Re: Re: Re: Free speech vs beer   
Carlos Cesar
Mar 11, 2004, 19:32:34
 
> The unfortunate grouping of two meanin ...   Re: Re: Re: Free speech vs beer   
Christophe Grandsire
Mar 12, 2004, 08:27:13
 
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