On 04/11/06, Erik Moeller <erik(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
On 11/3/06, Yann Forget <yann(a)forget-me.net>
wrote:
Hi,
On behalf of the Wikisource contributors, I request an official advice
from the Wikimedia Foundation regarding copyright issues on Wikisource.
There's an ongoing discussion on the Foundation-level about whether or
not we should provide such advice to communities. In the meantime, it
would probably be good for people in the community with legal
expertise to self-organize as an open advisory group (juriwiki-l
seemed to be going in that direction, I'm not sure how active it still
is).
juriwiki was a closed list, I thought?
can you please let us know if the Foundation's current position of a
dignified silence changes, or if there is a permanent decision to
never provide any such advice (and if so, please summarise the
rationale and explain what projects of squabbling non-expert
*volunteers* are supposed to do, exactly)? Commons has been lining up
for some answers for a while now :P
Brianna
user:pfctdayelise
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Peace & Love,
Erik
Member, Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees
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