On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 3:07 PM, Clayton <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 09/13/10 23:43, duchessbmjb55 wrote:
>
>> BLibrestez55 created an Apache License to legally have the freedom to  use
>> the content of OpenOffice.org pages according to the license. In case
>> BLibrestez55 is contributing to such a page, BLibrestez55 contributions
>> are
>> covered by this licensing terms.
>> Authors who want to share their work under a public license are encouraged
>> to join this declaration
>>
>> Sections or single pages of this wiki are covered by certain licenses. If
>> a
>> licence notice is displayed at a given wiki page, you may use the content
>> of
>> this page according to the license. In case you are contributing to such a
>> page, your contribution is covered by this licensing terms.
>> Authors who want to share their work under a public license are encouraged
>> to join this declaration
>> Retrieved from
>> "http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org_Wiki:Copyrights";
>>
>
>
> The style, format, and all content created by BLibrestez55 is confusing and
> illogical.  No one can understand what is being created... no one can
> associate it with anything at all to do with OOo... in any form.
>
> The License page was incorrectly named, and incorrectly formatted.  We have
> several license declarations on the Wiki (eg PDL, CC-By etc), and a new one
> is fine, but it needs to be consistent.
>
> The platform integration page you (duchessbmjb55) linked in your previous
> reply to makes no sense at all.
>
> Basically, at this point, every single page created by BLibrestez55 is of
> no apparent value to anyone, and in my opinion should be removed from the
> Wiki.
>
> duchessbmjb55... are you the same user as BLibrestez55?


 No offence to duchessbmjb55 and BLibrestez55, but they behave like robots
to me in some ways.

Felix.

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