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While lurking, reading the posts on this subject
an idea came to my mind which may or may not provide some solution to this
issue.
Say I publish a magazine (online or in print) which contains
multiple OGL articles which derive from different sources. Would it be necessary
to provide a copy of the OGL for each article to satisfy the copyright notice
section of the OGL? And if so, wouldn't that make a single article
constitute a work? In this situation, each copy of the OGL can only apply
to the single article that it is published with because the copyright notice
section of the license will only apply to one specific article (assuming that no
two articles were derived form the exact same sources and written by the same
author/copyright holder).
I'm not out to find loopholes in the OGL, but I do want to
determine if there is some way to use the OGL itself to designate what portion
of a larger work it covers, particularly for magazines and websites.
Chris
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