Hello, A French IT community Developpez.com http://www.developpez.com/, is willing to create a new section for semantic web. We are looking for articles to publish, of which translations. Jena's documentation seems to be of great value, that is why we would like to translate at least parts of it. When I say documentation, I speak of articles like http://openjena.org/tutorial/RDF_API/index.html or FAQs.
However, I was unable to find any license information about these; and it is only possible to publish translations if the license or the author gives us the authorization to do so. Where shall I ask for such authorization? Would I have to ask every author, or the Jena project does own rights over these articles? Thanks in advance! PS: Developpez.com provides free access to all the useful services and resources needed by IT professionals and decision-makers: newsletter, magazine, news, tutorials, articles, FAQs, tests, comparative reviews, debates, polls, tools, source codes, components, blogs and free computer-science-related website hosting. Developpez.com is the largest online community dedicated to French-speaking IT professionals: - More than 220,000 hits per day - Two and a half million distinct readers visit www.developpez.com at least once a month - The social network for IT professionals is the most active in its field with over 5000 messages a day - The largest editorial team with over 1000 authors - 230,000 subscribers to our weekly newsletter Thibaut Cuvelier Responsable de la rubrique Qt et de l'hébergement des projets de Developpez.com http://qt.developpez.com http://projets.developpez.com
