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CC, un virus per Wikipedia

Roma – È Jimmy Wales a diramare l’annuncio: il panorama del copyleft si avvicina ad un’integrazione, presto verranno abbattute le barriere che ancora esistono tra licenze libere originate da comunità diverse. Free Software Foundation (FSF) ha acconsentito a modificare la GNU Free Documentation Licence (GFDL) rendendola compatibile con la licenza Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike. Il cardine sarà Wikipedia.

Pubblicato lunedì 3 dicembre 2007 su

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Sede dell’annuncio, un evento organizzato a San Francisco da Wikimedia Foundation e iCommons: fra una folla vociante, Wales e Lawrence Lessig hanno dato notizia della “liberazione di Wikipedia”, frutto dell’intesa raggiunta con FSF.

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