[Foundation-l] Resolution:Licensing policy and the projects' autonomy
Erik Moeller
erik at wikimedia.org
Sun Apr 15 21:20:03 UTC 2007
On 4/15/07, Kjetil Ree <kjetil_r at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I personally find such arguments
> puzzling, as it seems pretty clear to me that the
> resolution is binding, and that the board indeed can
> decide that we aren't allowed to use NC- and ND
> licenses.
Specifically, the licensing policy means that the "NC" or "ND" status
of an image simply does not matter; if the image is not freely
licensed (PD, CC-BY, BY-SA, FDL, GPL, etc.), then it may only be used
if no freely licensed replacement can realistically be found & it
satisfies any other criteria set by a project-local Exemption Doctrine
Policy.
--
Peace & Love,
Erik
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