Chris Sakkas <[email protected]> writes: >As I mentioned last week, I'll share the works added to the FOSsil >Bank each week on this mailing list. Let me know if this bothers you.
Just reconfirming that I think this is a great idea. Nice list of stuff this week! I'd love to have a panel on QuestionCopyright.org showing the freely-licensed stuff from each weekly update. That's a Drupal site, so I'm sure there are panels that can display (say) and RSS feed, if a feed ever becomes available. Not trying to guilt you into it -- just giving an example of the kind of use that a feed would be put to. Best, -K >The FOSsil Bank is a wiki that catalogues libre and proprietary >shareable works (free culture, Creative Commons, open content, open >source, free software, open knowledge, open hardware, etc.). This >week, several entries have been added to the wiki: > >New Entries on FOSsil Bank > >Libre > >* The results of the One Page Dungeon Contest 2012 are available for > download. They’re dungeons designed for tabletop roleplaying games > (many are in the style of Dungeons & Dragons, but they’re > rules-free). Gratis PDFs under CC BY-SA. > >* Maki is a collection of symbols made for the OpenStreetMap > project. Each 'thing' has three different vector maps based on what > resolution it's meant to be displayed at (so the most basic 'bike' > icon is blocky and simple, while the most complicated looks good at > a large scale). There are over 70 symbols (in three different > varieties, for over 220 icons). The licensing is a bit confusing - > it looks like they're under BSD on one site and CC0 at The Noun > Project. In any case, they're gratis SVGs. > >* You All Meet in a Tavern is an adventure for the gratis and libre > tabletop RPG Critical! Go Westerly. Gratis PDF under CC BY-SA. > >Non-libre shareable works > >* Tale of Navri is an adventure game set on a skyship. Gratis PDF > under CC BY-NC-SA. > >* The creatively-named website training.gov.au is a cooperative > project between federal, state and territory governments in > Australia. It's a database on vocational education and training. > Gratis under CC BY-ND. > >That's it for another week. Any questions or comments, or anything >you'd like added to the wiki, let me know! > > >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
