So, why does this African woman of 67 have t agree to this, and not all projects? Because essentially, there seems to me no big difference? Why can't we just say the same for enwiki then? There also all content is under FDL (like that new wiki with incubator content). Just on a somewhat larger scale?
Lodewijk
2008/5/1, Erik Moeller erik@wikimedia.org:
2008/4/30 Jesse Martin (Pathoschild) pathoschild@gmail.com:
This is difficult. For example, the Extremaduran Wikipedia test project has been edited by 34 users, some of which are inactive. http://tools.wikimedia.de/~pathoschild/ls-testanalysis/?prefix=wp/ext
This won't be necessary. Existing incubator content _can_ remain under FDL only. New edits to the wikis that are being set up right now have to have the "will agree to the possibility of migration" clause.
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