[Foundation-l] Exemption Doctrine Policy (coordination)

Sun Mar 23 09:08:54 UTC 2008

Hello Cheol Ryu

Thank you for working on this. Since it is a legal consideration, I 
recommand you contact Mike Godwin on the matter.

Also, if someone feels like it, would not it be a great idea to start a 
meta page, to list all projects and all languages, and for each of them, 
indicate whether they have an EDP, nor not. If they do, whether it has 
been reviewed, or not. And yeah, a link to the EDP.

I guess if someone felt like building the raw page, all projects could 
go there and update their own information. The other benefit would be 
for languages and projects to "compare" their own EDP and got inspired 
by it.

Anyone ?

Ant

Cheol Ryu wrote:
> In case of Korean Wikipedia, we finished drafting an EDP but hesitate
> to resolute.
> Because we are not sure if we could change the copyright license policy.
> 
> If the EDP itself leads copyright infringements, probably the
> foundation would be in charge. So I think the foundation have to
> review the EDP.
> 
> -Cheol
> 
> 
> 2008/3/22, geni <geniice at gmail.com>:
>> Per http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Resolution:Licensing_policy
>> Wikipedias wanting to use non free content need to have an Exemption
>> Doctrine Policy in place by March 23. This being the case does anyone
>> have a list of Wikipedias and other projects with an Exemption
>> Doctrine Policy? In addition does anyone have any idea how we are
>> planning to enforce this on projects without an Exemption Doctrine
>> Policy?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> geni
>>
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