From: Randy Kramer <rhkramer@...>
Date: 2006-06-03T03:50:39+09:00
Subject: Re: Ruby Manual

> On 6/1/06, Conor Hunt <conor.hunt+rails@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Unfortunately Nathaniel is not willing to give access to his site and
> > seems to want to own it. Which I disagree with for a collaberative
> > documentation site. I believe the site should be community owned and
> > managed. Otherwise one person can decide what links to put in the
> > sidebar, what comments are ok, should there be advertising etc. Also for
> > me I would like access to the logs and performance data so I can use
> > that information to improve Rannotate.

(Aside: Sorry--I think I have the attribution right, but the threading may be 
off as I'm actually replying to a later post than I meant to.)

I'm confused, is Rannotate a program/application or data (text).

If a program/application, and assuming the license allows it, anyone should be 
able to use it for any web site.

If concerned about the data (and especially contributions by other than the 
"owner" of the website), what is the site policy on such contributions.

On WikiLearn (at least for the present), all such contributions are owned by 
the contributor.  If there is no policy stated, I'm not 100% sure, but *I 
think* copyrights (etc.) would still belong to the contributing author.

Randy Kramer