Chris Sakkas <[email protected]> writes: >Another week, another update! As always, let me know if there are >other resources I can list on the FOSsil Bank—or you can add them to >the wiki itself! > >(I got a bit swamped with work, but I'll publish the Libre wikipedia >page soon)
Thank you once again, Chris! One thing that's really encouraging is to see that the truly libre items are not (so far) vastly outnumbered by the some-restrictions items. Even after you eliminate catchall categories like U.S. Gov't, etc, it's still heartening. Keep 'em coming, -K >Libre Resources > >* Juanitos are a band that produces retro boogy music. It's good fun > and you can listen to and download it gratis from Jamendo. CC BY or > CC BY-SA. > >* Open Library is a metadata project to create a webpage for every > book that ever existed. It doesn't assert copyright itself, but > contributors may have some residual rights. > >* NASA Images is a collection of public domain images (mostly of > space, of course) curated by the Internet Archive. > >* The US Government is the source of a tremendous amount of public > domain resources, because of a great federal law that works produced > by an employee of the US Government in the course of their duties > are in the public domain. > >* The White House website has some photographs, press releases and so > on that might be useful. To avoid ambiguity about the application of > the public domain, it is also under CC BY. > >* The CIA World Factbook is a detailed description of every country in > the world. The Factbook is in the public domain. > >* Talis is a private company in the innovation business. CC BY. > >* Free Gamer is a blog that discusses and reviews FLOSS games. The > reviews themselves are CC BY-SA. > >* The Comical Ecology of Political Economy has a list of libre games > under various licences. The website itself appears to be all rights > reserved. > >* Libregamewiki is an impressive database of libre electronic games. > The site itself is dual-licensed CC BY and GNU FDL. > >Proprietary Shareable Resources > >* Catching the Waves reviews gratis and Creative Commons–licensed > music. The reviews are under CC BY-NC-ND. > >* Repository 66 is a mashup of the locations of open access > repositories with Google Maps. CC BY-NC-SA. > >* The Emergency 2.0 Wiki is an Australian disaster awareness site > under CC BY-NC-SA. > >* The unfortunately-named Free Culture Game is a simple web game where > you attempt to block commercial media from brainwashing individuals. > CC BY-NC-SA > >That's all for this week, folks! > >Chris >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
