JC Helary wrote:
We have had a very collaborative way to work until now, so keeping
track of who is modifying what in the officially released version has
never occured to us as being a necessity.
I understand that can be a significant burden. That's why it's important
to pick a license that won't make your life difficult down the road. At
the OpenDocument Fellowship (another project I'm involved in) we use the
CC Attribution ShareAlike version 2.5. The 2.5 version has a neat
feature, that you can designate a third party to receive attribution. So
if everyone agrees on the same third party, it makes attributin really
easy. In our case, we designate the fellowship itself. So you can grab
anything from the website, and say "by the OD Fellowship" instead of
having to track down authors.
Cheers,
Daniel.
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