[Foundation-l] Wikipedia songs

[Przykuta]

> > which i will then upload and release under a free
> > license (which ones do you recommend in this case erik?)
> 
> Although I'm not Erik, I'd recommend you to use some of Creative
> Commons licenses (CC-BY or CC-BY-SA of any versions). GFDL is not very
> good for music. Also you can release it in public domain if you like
> to :)
> 

use GFDL text as a part of Wikipedia song 

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but not nc

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przykuta