Dear all,<br><br>I am Shiju Alex and I am a Malayalam Wikisource volunteer - <a href="http://ml.wikisource.org">http://ml.wikisource.org</a> For those who do not know, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam">Malayalam</a> is spoken in the state of Kerala in South India. <br>
<br>We have a special case regarding a <b>notable Malayalam book</b> in <a href="http://ml.wikisource.org">Malayalam Wikisource</a>. A notable writer of Malayalam (<a href="http://issuu.com/jdevika">http://issuu.com/jdevika</a>) is ready to release some of her notable works under  <a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/">free license </a>(Both text and images)<br>
<br>Few Malayalam wikians <b>want to add this book to Malayalam wikisource</b>. But few others argue that even though book is notable since it is a recent book it can not be in Wikisource. They argue that only source texts which are in public domain need to in wikisource.<br>
<br>I am unable to find any similar case in <b>English wikisource</b>. Could some one please guide us regarding this? My primary question is, If a <b>notable</b> book of a language is available in a wikisource compatibility license can that be added to Wikisource? <br>
<br>If this is done is any other language, can some one please share the links. <br><br>Shiju Alex<br><br><br>