[Nettime-bold] Re: <nettime> question: GPL or OPL?

[Novica Nakov <novica@bagra.net.mk>]

pankalia@netscape.net writes:

| about publishing texts on the web:
| does anybody knows the difference between GPL and OPL?. 

GPL is a license that is designed for writing free software.
I guess it could be used for written documents as well.
However FSF has another license that covers written documents - FDL. 
I think that it can be applied to everything except fiction writings.

I don't know what OPL is.

| And if we use the "C" and the "copyleft" statement it means we use the
| GPL?

When something is "copyleft" that means that it is uncopyrighted. But
you should point out under which terms it is uncopyrighted, since there
are several copyleft licenses available.

-- 
Novica

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