I bring this up because as I look at the wiki there is no copyright notice nor does a search bring up a link to a copyright notice on the wiki. Is the wiki content licensed under the Apache License 2.0 like the manuals or does it fall under some other licensing?
The reason I ask is that a number of us have participated in creating a case studies of Apache CloudStack successes and the documents are done and ready to publish. Ideally we would like to publish these docs (non-commercial purely factual) on the wiki(https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Home) but we want to do this under the Creative Commons by SA 3.0 license (attribution to point back to the CloudStack wiki) so that people can use them and remix them to help promote ACS. I know the manuals are licensed under the Apache License 2.0 but there is no copyright or licensing information on the wiki that I can see. We suggest using the CCbySA license for these particular documents since when the case studies are redistributed it's a well understood documentation license and a checkbox license at places like ScribD etc. Our goal would be to have people reblog them and distribute the news of CloudStack success and not have to worry about copyright infringement etc. Thanks, Mark
