I'd say that providing source is more than a courtesy. There's a website at
freedomdefined.org that discusses this, where availability of source data is
a prerequisite to being considered free. The Free Software Movement has
already realized the importance of providing the original source material so
that people can have any meaningful ability to exercise their freedoms to
modify it. It seems that the Free Culture Movement, in contrast, hasn't fully
grappled this just yet.
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