On 8/21/06, geni <geniice(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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Heh, yeah. Though come to think of it, I really doubt anyone can
enforce the terms of the GFDL on the originator of the material. If
you reuse someone else's GFDL material then fail to respect the terms,
that would be one thing. But if you create the (entirely original,
underived) material, call it GFDL, then don't carry out the terms
properly, I don't see how you can be held to account - it's your
material, you can do whatever the bloody hell you want with it.
The originator (and copyright holder) here is the Wikipedian who posted
the comment, though, not the Wikimedia Foundation, so the Wikimedia
Foundation does still need to respect the GFDL, since that's the license
under which it has permission to use the material.
-Mark