Hi Alexandro, Alexandro Colorado wrote: [...] >> I think this kind of decision should be discussed by the broader >> community, and may be think at .com if we want to provide non free >> material and not mix it up with the .org concept. >> Currently the accepted licences (GPL, LGPL, PDL, CC by) by the community >> do not allow us to provide such material on the site. >> >> As a side note just for information, we already have contents (big >> thanks to Gabriel Curley :) for Moodle courses on the documentation >> project. >> >> Kind regards >> Sophie > > That is not true, we provide for-pay extensions on the extension market place.
These are external sites, not under www.openoffice.org site > > Also we are not providing anything, the point is not for US to create > courses but to crowdsource it. I don't understand this, could you explain crowdsour ? > > This is really how marketplaces work. If you dont allow users to put > their own price, might as well use the Document & Files feature in > Collabnet. I don't decide anything here, the licences on the website are decided by the community, if we want to change them (and I don't say it is not good) we need to discuss it and provide a way that is not confusing either the users and the contributors. Currently the Extension website has a lot of issues for users, I'm not sure we want to reproduce the same with a vocational training website. Kind regards Sophie --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
