Dear Larry,
Thank you for your response.
The references that you give reveal transparency regarding your
organization but that is not the transparency we are discussing.
Wikipedia is also transparent in this sense.
We have discussed here the transparency of authorship - especially with
res
Larry, list,
Your project appears to hold great promise and is already taking
impressive shape imo. It is especially encouraging to see Larry Lessig
on board. This list may recall my positive review of an address he gave
at Cooper-Union in NYC a year or so ago on copyright issues. I recall
pos
All,
Forgive the intrusion. After Jaime Nubiola forwarded Steven Zenith's mail
to me, I thought I would respond here on the list (rather than bother Jaime
further personally). I have no interest in a long drawn-out discussion--I
simply wished to correct a few factual errors in Steven's post.
Fi
FWIW. I know of the ManyOne project and have tried before to understand
what they are trying to do. Digital Universe is designed to promote
that project. However, it requires you to download the ManyOne
application suite - a new browser - to subscribe PLUS they want to up
sell Internet serv
Dear all,
I forwarded to Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, the thread of messages on
Panopedia. I copy below his answer announcing the new project Digital Universe
that may interest to some people in the list,
Jaime
>Thanks for forwarding these mails about Panopedia. I'm seeing increasin
