On 5/27/06, Russell Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Friday 26 May 2006 17:41, Mark Baker wrote:
> When a person creates a user account on the wiki, we
> can have them agree to 1) license everything they
> submit under the GFDL and 2) transfer copyright of
> everything they submit to Traversal Technology. We can
> use the agreement that Xara Xtreme (the SVG graphics
> program) asks its contributors to sign:
>
> http://www.xaraxtreme.org/images/pdf/16-01-06/contributor_agreement.pdf
>
> We can also use a variation of this agreement when
> people submit code. To be on the safe side, I think we
> should require contributors to mail (snail-mail, that
> is) a signed and notarized copy of this agreement
> before their wiki account is activated and/or their
> code is accepted.
>
If we're going to do that, we'll have to find another wiki. That's a lot more
work than I'm willing to put together for a small personal wiki that I loan
out space to OGP on.
That other wiki could be on a domain I host if you want. Just not this
particular one.
I think we should just have a licensing and contributions page. IF
there's an easy way to show someone a customized page when they sign
up, that would be nice, but for the most part, only spammers would try
to contribute before knowing the rules.
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