On 27/09/2007, Armed Blowfish <diodontida.armata(a)googlemail.com> wrote:
I am dead serious about this, if you are interested.
Terms:
1. You can specify how many featured articles /
good articles / whatever each page blanking
or deletion is worth, in your estimation. Please
provide a conversion ratio between featured
articles and good articles.
Wikipedia operates on a gift economy not a market based economy.
2. I can't edit Wikipaedia, but I can release
them
under GFDL-compatible licences. My choice
will probably be 3-clause BSD. I expect my
licences to be respected, i.e. not deleted.
Including BSD licensed content in a GFDL work is problematical.
3. Since free licences have a tendency to be
non-revokable, I expect a guarantee that the
blankings / deletions will not be revoked, and
that measures will be taken to prevent them
from being publicly discussed on Wikipaedia,
*before* I release the material under a free
licence, but not necessarily before I write them.
Which part of wiki you not get?
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geni