I wrote:
As far as I understand it, users of our material have
to provide history of
contributors, and we suggest that they link back to our article to fulfil
this obligation. Alternatively, there is nothing to stop them just copying
our history and use that instead, without linking to us (strictly, they may
not even have to credit 'Wikipedia' at all).
Looks like I was wrong here:
section 4J of the FDL *requires* giving the
network location of previous versions of the document, so they would have to
link back to the original text. I think the Wikipedia:Copyrights page could
do with changing to make that clearer.
Also note section 4K of the GFDL which requires preserving pre existing
acknowledgements and dedications.
Tim (Enchanter)
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