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https://mcdc-election-compass.toolforge.org/
On Mon, Sep 27, 2021, 4:28 PM Cornelius Kibelka
wrote:
> Just a quick info:
>
> We were asked to extend the deadline for submitting statements for the
> Election Compass. We will do so and extend it until tomorrow (28th of
>
Thanks, Mike.
My comments about Denny were definitely off the mark in one respect: in the
2012 snippet I was quoting, Denny was already arguing for CC0.
What changed was that at that time, Denny felt and said that CC0-licensed
Wikidata would not (and should not) extract content out of ShareAlike
Hi Andreas and Cunctator,
I partially agree with you with the WMF's budget and fundraising. It's a
lot of money that is being raised, and there seems to be a big
disconnect between the fundraising messages being used and the actual
expenditure. The money is being well spent and on worthwhile
Just a quick info:
We were asked to extend the deadline for submitting statements for the
Election Compass. We will do so and extend it until tomorrow (28th of
September), end of day (anywhere on Earth), upvoting starts on Wednesday
(29th) and goes until Sunday (3rd).
So, check out Meta and
Congratulations on developing a useful service for the most profitable and
powerful corporations on the planet.
On Sun, Sep 26, 2021 at 2:34 AM Gerard Meijssen
wrote:
> Hoi,
> Facts are in and of themselves not copyrightable. Collections of data may
> be copyrighted.We choose not to and as a
The Cunctator's point about Wikidata's copyright-free CC0 licence is
actually one issue that I had meant to include in the list of WMF ethical
lapses in my other post .
Wikidata has imported very large amounts of content from Wikipedia, which,
as The Cunctator points out, has a Creative Commons
