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:The licencing is further discussed here: [[OLPC on open source software]] however it could be better organized to explicitly cover both software and content licencing.
:The licencing is further discussed here: [[OLPC on open source software]] however it could be better organized to explicitly cover both software and content licencing.

== Language vs Language ==

We need a way of distringuishing between the language of the material and the content of the material. For example, the [http://mondragon.angeltowns.net/paradiso/Construcciones.html Logo Challenges] page, which happens to be in Spanish, should be categorized as Mathematics. [[User:Walter|Walter]] 16:11, 7 July 2006 (EDT)

Revision as of 20:11, 7 July 2006

Could the OLPC management please make this page an officially-maintained OLPC page so that if an educator or publisher arrives at this page after entering the url on a printed card the page carries only content of high-quality provenance so that the educator or publisher can quickly gain information of whom to contact and of how to make contact.

We are trying to make as many pages as possible publicly maintained; for instance, much of the content-sharing, aggregation, and distribution will take place through third party educational and editorial groups -- this should be a well-maintained page, but anyone involved with the content-creation process is welcome to add information to it. Sj 13:36, 6 July 2006 (EDT)

Availability via Download

Will the contributed material be available for public download? Or will you accept only material that are already available for download, and will make available an additional OLPC repository site for it? What license/s will be accepted? Thanks. - User:Raffy

The licencing is further discussed here: OLPC on open source software however it could be better organized to explicitly cover both software and content licencing.

Language vs Language

We need a way of distringuishing between the language of the material and the content of the material. For example, the Logo Challenges page, which happens to be in Spanish, should be categorized as Mathematics. Walter 16:11, 7 July 2006 (EDT)