Hi
On Wednesday, 13. February 2002 22:37, Walter Landry wrote:
> [Excellent Analysis by Stephen Ryan omitted]
>
> This all begs the question, why does the FDL exist at all?
> The rationale given at
>
> http://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-gfdl.html
>
> is that it will encourage commercial entities to fund free
> documentation. However, it still requires the documentation
> to be free, and it doesn't seem to have been adopted by any
> commercial publishers. I am willing to be educated, though.
I know of two books:
Stefan Meretz
Linux & CO. Freie Software - Ideen für eine andere Gesellschaft.
(Linux & CO. Free Software - Ideas for a Different Society)
Publisher: AG SPAK
ISBN 3-903830-16-7
Annette Schlemm, Jörg Bergstedt, Stefan Meretz
Freie Menschen in freien Vereinbarungen - Gegenbilder zur Expo
2000 (Free People in Free Arrangements - Counterpictures on the
Expo 2000)
Publisher: Projektwerkstatt Saasen
(I'm not sure whether this is really a commercial publisher,
because it wants to spend all the profit made with the printed
copies on the battle for a world without domination.)
cu,
Thomas
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