Simon, Charlie,
Yes, I think that it would be perfectly appropriate to reference
OSGeo-Live material from the Education repository. Such promotion fits
very appropriately with the underlying goals of OSGeo-Live of promoting
Open Source Software.
On a practical matter, I suggest that it would be better to reference
the osgeo-live website, http://live.osgeo.org, rather than copying the
material into the education repository. The reason being that when you
have material which is continually being maintained, that it is better
to have one point of truth, and thus avoid people looking at out of date
material.
On 20/07/11 23:57, Simon Cropper wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have been asked by Charlie Schweik of the Educational List [1] to
ask if anyone objects to the incorporation of QuickStart Material on
the Education Repository of OSGeo [2].
At the moment he is debating whether to incorpoarte just a URL or suck
the document into their subversion system [3].
If I do not get any objections to this, I will assume there is no
objections to either of these options and will inform him that no one
has expressed any objections.
I am taking this 'opt out' approach, rather than an 'opt in' approach,
because the content is licensed as CC-BY-SA, and could theoretically
be assimilated without infringing your copyright. Despite this I think
it only courteous to provide an option to express you opinion.
[1] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/edu_discuss
[2] http://www.osgeo.org/educational_content
[3] http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Subversion_edu_instructions
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