Daniel Mayer wrote:
That much is good. You may want to tell them that
simply hosting the printable
versions of the French Wikipedia will put them into GNU FDL compliance (there
should be a link-back, statement that the article was retrieved from
Wikipedia, and link to the GNU FDL on each printable page).
I'm not entirely sure one of those points is necessary: the statement
that the article was retrieved from Wikipedia. Simply saying "this text
is under the GFDL; click 'here' to get a list of authors" should
suffice, since Wikipedia isn't one of the authors. Or even mirroring
the edit history themselves and not liking to (or mentioning) Wikipedia
at all. In any case, we should make sure what we're telling people they
"have" to do is something they actually *do* absolutely "have" to do.
-Mark