2009/5/13 袁立威 <[email protected]>: > Dear googlecode members: > Today, I find that I'm banned by googlecode and > http://sexbooks.googlecode.com is not available even when accessing > anonymous. > Probably your guys considered this project have some mature materials > which are illegal???
No, the project is not open source software. It's as simple as that. Google Code is an open source project hosting platform, not free web hosting for any files. Furthermore, if we take a look at the list: > In fact, this project only contains chm books I compiled myself, here is > the list of them: > > 1. A noval called "little prince". If this is Antoine de Saint-Exupery's book, then it is still under copyright, and you cannot host it without permission from the copyright holders. Furthermore it is definitely not open source, and so should not be hosted on Google Code. > 2. English grammar. Same thing. Unless you are the author, you cannot just redistribute it. > 3. Sex book, this is a book only contain knowledge about sex, not a > porny one. Again, unless you are the author and still have publication rights, you cannot just publish this, even if it is repackaged in a different format. > 4. Japanese articles, all articles are typed by myself. These are yours (presumably, it's possible you signed away publication rights), but they are not open source software, and so are not suitable for Google Code. You should use a generic web host to host this data, not Google Code. Again, Google Code is *not* a generic web hosting platform. It is exclusively for hosting open source software projects, and open content (eg. Creative Commons media files used by an open source 3d engine). The project you mention was deleted because it was just hosting random non-open source files on our infrastructure, which is a violation of our terms of service. > And more important, there is an algorithm project, dfvs at > http://feedback-vertex-set-in-digraphs.googlecode.com, I need to get my > access right back immediately in order to continue my work. If you want > to see my paper of dfvs, notify me. The note on your account says that you were banned for violation of the Terms of Service of the hosting platform. This is exactly correct. Furthermore, looking at other projects you own, I see other similar violations of the terms of service: http://code.google.com/p/xzfkillerfileshares/ : random file hosting, no source code, no open source. http://code.google.com/p/auditionmaterials/ : random file hosting, no source code, no open source. http://code.google.com/p/neworld2level/ : the description says it all, "used as a file server". No source code, no open source. So, out of 4 active projects you own, all were in violation of the terms of service of Google Code. As for the dvfs project, it does look like open source software, so that one is fine. > I appreciate your excellent work for googlecode and I'm looking forward > to get my access right back. Getting it back just like that is not going to be possible. I can unban you, but first it needs to be absolutely clear what Google Code is designed for. It is exclusively for hosting open source projects. It is not a generic file hosting service, it is not a file sharing service, it is not a personal home page server. Hosting anything other than an open source project on Google Code is a violation of the terms of service that you accept by using the platform, and you will get banned for abuse of the platform. If you'll confirm that you now understand the terms of service, I'll revert the ban and give you another chance. But obviously repeated abuse will not be tolerated. - Dave --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hosting at Google Code" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/google-code-hosting?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
