Monday, April 5. 2010
Easterhegg in Munich
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Just a quick note: there is no such thing as *the* Fraunhofer institute, Fraunhofer has 59 of them doing quite some different work ...
Cheers,
alech
Cheers,
alech
Thanks for the correction, I've changed the text accordingly.
Nice and comprehensive arguments towards public domain. I'm mostly using OS software in a commercial environment and it takes some effort to make sure to choose correctly licensed software, public domain would ease that. Especially since we are given our stuff back anyway.
Allowed myself to upload your presentation about public domain licensing to slideshare:
http://www.slideshare.net/RetoStauss/public-domain-licensing-without-restrictions
My blog is now under CC0 ...
http://www.slideshare.net/RetoStauss/public-domain-licensing-without-restrictions
My blog is now under CC0 ...