Hi Ross,
2012/12/27 Ross Gardler <rgard...@opendirective.com> > Yes Apache license is applicable to docs and presentations. If distributed > via the ASF then they should be Apache licensed. > And what about multimédia contents made, for instance, with Wink, and integrated in a document under Alv 2.0, to make an ebook, for instance ? Wink is not free, but there's no restriction for the works created with it. In this case, is an Alv 2.0 also suitable or are there any restrictions for multimédia contents ? Regards -- gw > > Ross > > Sent from a mobile device, please excuse mistakes and brevity > On 27 Dec 2012 04:59, "Peter Junge" <peter.ju...@gmx.org> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > does anyone know if there's a common/best practice to put presentation > > files under ALv2 (or maybe another license like CC)? Is ALv2 applicable > on > > presentations and other documents at all? If yes, how to issue the > license > > with the presentation file? First page and/or last page and/or footer of > > each page and/or metadata? > > > > Concrete Situation: Liu Shengfeng, Liu Dali, Liu Tao and me have been > > presenting at the Apache Asia Roadshow 2012 and want to make our > > presentation file public with a proper license. > > > > Hope everyone had a nice Christmas and wishing a Happy New Year > > Peter > > >
