The Wikimedia Foundation website, the mediawiki software page says: "MediaWiki development
The Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit foundation registered in the state of Florida which operates Wikipedia (a free encyclopedia in over 50 languages), Wiktionary (a free dictionary), Wikisource (a collection of public domain or FDL-licensed texts), Wikibooks (free textbooks for schools and universities), and Wikiquote (a collection of notable quotations).
All these projects are based on wiki technology: they are open knowledge bases which can be improved by anyone. This is the homepage of the underlying open source wiki engine, MediaWiki, which is developed here on SourceForge via CVS, and is available under the GNU General Public License (the contents of the Wikimedia wikis themselves are licensed under the GNU FDL). "
I was wondering if anyone can clarify the last line of this page. Is it saying that any content created on any installation of the Wikimedia software is automatically licensed under the GNU FDL? Specifically, if I wanted to install and use Wikimedia software privately to write a book or whatever, is that content immediately licensed by the GNU FDL or am I free to copyright content on a private installation however I wish?
Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Matt