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:ONLamp: Open Source and Free Documentation Licenses, Part 3: The Open Gaming License
ONLamp: Open Source and Free Documentation Licenses, Part 3: The Open Gaming License
Nov 7, 2004, 17 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5204 reads)

"As described in parts one and two of this series, open source licensing principles are generally, if not exclusively, associated with software. These principles may be less readily applicable to non-software works, such as documents.

"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, an ambitious project intended to apply the power of open source development to a wide variety of works, including music, video, and the fine arts, as well as documents..."

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