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...e [[Fedora Project]]. For a list of licenses not specifically intended for software, see [[List of free-content licences]]. ...m these websites.[...]The OSI does not promote or exclusively favor any of the above resources, but instead mentions them as a neutral, separate third-par ...

{{Short description|Statement encouraging the unrestricted distribution of a work}} ...ther sophisticated [[public copyright licenses]] or a simple dedication to the [[public domain]]; instead, they usually just encourage wide distribution. ...

*''[[The Daily WTF]]'', a blog about information technology "perversions" *''WTF? What's the Future and Why It's Up to Us'', a book by [[Tim O'Reilly]], 2017 ...

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{{Short description|Software in the public domain}} ...he [[Creative Commons]] [[Public Domain Mark]] indicates works that are in the public domain]] ...

...le defined in the ''Debian Constitution'', and is elected once per year by the Debian developers. ...d the "ian" in "Debian", was an American [[software engineer]]. He founded the Debian project in August 1993, naming it after his then-girlfriend and late ...

...of open-source video games#Open-source remakes with non-free content from the proprietary original}} ...on modern systems that the old game could no longer run on. It also opens the possibility of community collaboration, as many engine remake projects tend ...