Chris Sakkas <[email protected]> writes: >I thought a useful thing I could do to raise the profile of the FOSsil >Bank is make weekly updates of what new entries have been added to the >wiki. If these are inappropriate for this mailing list, let me know >and I'll stop making them. I've also made this update on my blog, and >have committed to doing it every week (so there'll be new content on >my blog every week - I promise!)
This is great. I personally don't mind seeing it on the mailing list, but what would be even better would be some way to subscribe to a feed directly from the web site. Doesn't matter whether its straight Atom or RSS or PubSubHubbub or what -- as long as its an API, people can work with it. Does Wikidot offer a way for you to do that? Best, -Karl >Anyway, I hope you find this useful! > >New Entries on FOSsil Bank > >Libre > >* In the Shade of the Commons, a collection of articles about bridging > the gap between information societies. (CC BY-SA; free PDF download) > >* Two works from artist Bill Brown: a hundred pixelated images of New > Orleans homes and a hundred pixelated images of cameras. (CC BY; > free EPS/AI/PNG download) > >* ‘Sharing is Caring’, a rap song by Dan Bull that he remixed multiple > times, was released this week and hit #9 in the UK Independent > chart. (CC0; free torrent download or for fee download from major > music sites) > >* Lunatics is a science fiction TV show that’s been in the works for a > few years, but some assets have been created and are available for > people to use. (CC BY-SA; free download) > >It’s complicated > >* David Bollier produces a website under CC BY and has written a > number of books, at least one of which is under a proprietary > shareable resource licence. (CC BY, CC BY-NC; a mix of free and for > fee downloads, hardcopies, etc.) > >* ‘Alphonse Maria Mucha – The Complete Works’ is a website with many > images from Alfons Mucha’s corpus. It purports to be under CC > BY-NC-ND, but in practice most (perhaps all) of the images will now > be in the public domain (I believe; this is not legal advice). (free > downloads) > > >Chris Sakkas >Admin of the FOSsil Bank wiki and the Living Libre blog and Twitter >feed. >_______________________________________________ >Discuss mailing list >[email protected] >http://lists.freeculture.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss >FAQ: http://wiki.freeculture.org/Fc-discuss _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freeculture.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss FAQ: http://wiki.freeculture.org/Fc-discuss
