What can I say, this is absolutely awesome!
Will this take effect retroactively, or will it only be new stuff that's
CC-BY? Either way, it's a tremendous step forward!
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Incidentally, to add some content to my earlier post, here is the
government's official response to the recommendations (which got chopped out
of John's email):
http://www.finance.gov.au/publications/govresponse20report/index.html#recomm
endation-06
As Jessica pointed out, 6.3 is a particularly
Well, the Gov2.0 report itself was very specific that it should be
retrospective - in fact recommendation 6.5 is all about retroactive licensing
of already published material.
But the Government response has only agreed to this 'in principle' - they've
left it up to a set of guidelines to be
Heh. Yes,even drafting guidelines seems to be a bit 'all too hard',
given that we still only have *draft* guidelines from all those urgent
criminal copyright reforms done in 2006 :)
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G'day all,
does the chapter have any grants proposals heading in this year?
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:Index
Do we have any structure for creating / supporting a chapter grant like
this?
I have a few ideas and opportunities - for wiki use in education, hopefully
in partnership with
