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Hagard: Undo revision 10260 by Special:Contributions/EnyaWcMhsaD (User talk:EnyaWcMhsaD)

2008-08-29T07:11:24Z

Undo revision 10260 by Special:Contributions/EnyaWcMhsaD (User talk:EnyaWcMhsaD)

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		==Overview==
		The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].

		The license requires, in general, that those who copy the licensed material must in turn make that material freely available under the same license ''and'' must also provide a copy of that license along with the material. (In the case of web-hosted material, a link to a web page containing the license is sufficient.)

		Because most IP licenses are intended to protect the owner's copyright by ''preventing'' copying, the GNU FDL (which ''encourages'' copying) is often referred to as a "copyleft" license.

		The contents of [[Wikipedia]] and [[HTYP]] are provided under the GNU FDL.
		==Links==
		===Reference===
		* {{wikipedia\|GNU Free Documentation License}}
		* [http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html official page] at gnu.org

EnyaWcMhsaD: Removing all content from page

2008-08-29T01:56:54Z

Removing all content from page

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	~~==Overview==~~
	The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].

	The license requires, in general, that those who copy the licensed material must in turn make that material freely available under the same license ''and'' must also provide a copy of that license along with the material. (In the case of web-hosted material, a link to a web page containing the license is sufficient.)

	~~Because most IP licenses are intended to protect the owner's copyright by ''preventing'' copying, the GNU FDL (which ''encourages'' copying) is often referred to as a "copyleft" license.~~

	~~The contents of [[Wikipedia]] and [[HTYP]] are provided under the GNU FDL.~~
	~~==Links==~~
	~~===Reference===~~
	* {{wikipedia\|GNU Free Documentation License}}
	* [http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html official page] at gnu.org

Woozle: Reverted edits by 18.74.7.210 (Talk); changed back to last version by Woozle

2007-10-18T10:39:19Z

Reverted edits by 18.74.7.210 (Talk); changed back to last version by Woozle

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:39, 18 October 2007
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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].		The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].

18.74.7.210 at 10:27, 18 October 2007

2007-10-18T10:27:57Z

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].		The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].

Woozle: Reverted edits by 74.231.24.2 (Talk); changed back to last version by Woozle

2007-09-27T11:03:29Z

Reverted edits by 74.231.24.2 (Talk); changed back to last version by Woozle

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:03, 27 September 2007
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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].		The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].

74.231.24.2 at 06:37, 27 September 2007

2007-09-27T06:37:56Z

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].		The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].

Woozle: link to GPL page (new)

2007-07-03T23:47:34Z

link to GPL page (new)

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for material that is intended to be freely available. The license requires, in general, that those who copy the licensed material must in turn make that material freely available under the same license ''and'' must also provide a copy of that license along with the material. (In the case of web-hosted material, a link to a web page containing the license is sufficient.)		The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for written material that is intended to be freely available. It is the counterpart of the [[GNU GPL]], which provides a similar license for [[software]].

			The license requires, in general, that those who copy the licensed material must in turn make that material freely available under the same license ''and'' must also provide a copy of that license along with the material. (In the case of web-hosted material, a link to a web page containing the license is sufficient.)

	Because most IP licenses are intended to protect the owner's copyright by ''preventing'' copying, the GNU FDL (which ''encourages'' copying) is often referred to as a "copyleft" license.		Because most IP licenses are intended to protect the owner's copyright by ''preventing'' copying, the GNU FDL (which ''encourages'' copying) is often referred to as a "copyleft" license.

Woozle: New page: ==Overview== The GNU Free Documentation License, or GNU FDL, is an intellectual property license specifically designed for material that is intended to be freely available. The lic...

2007-01-19T14:25:45Z

New page: ==Overview== The GNU Free Documentation License, or GNU FDL, is an intellectual property license specifically designed for material that is intended to be freely available. The lic...

New page

==Overview==
The GNU Free Documentation License, or [[GNU FDL]], is an [[intellectual property license]] specifically designed for material that is intended to be freely available. The license requires, in general, that those who copy the licensed material must in turn make that material freely available under the same license ''and'' must also provide a copy of that license along with the material. (In the case of web-hosted material, a link to a web page containing the license is sufficient.)

Because most IP licenses are intended to protect the owner's copyright by ''preventing'' copying, the GNU FDL (which ''encourages'' copying) is often referred to as a "copyleft" license.

The contents of [[Wikipedia]] and [[HTYP]] are provided under the GNU FDL.
==Links==
===Reference===
* {{wikipedia|GNU Free Documentation License}}
* [http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html official page] at gnu.org