“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…”
ONLamp: Open Source and Free Documentation Licenses, Part 3: The Open Gaming License
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