Re: [Bug-gnupedia] Nupedia

[Mike Warren]

Bob Dodd <address@hidden> writes:

> [Nupedia] would also have the opportunity to "take over" submissions
> from our side of the fence where Nupedia were happy with the basic
> content, and include them in their own peer-review process (assuming
> they can get agreement from the authors to do so).

My understanding of the FDL is that such permission wouldn't be needed
at all; just credit would need to be given to the original author for
the work they did. Is this correct?

> So, we would have a common repository, common "core" code to filter
> the content, but have two (or more...) views of the same data.

An interesting possibility. This would take some reasonably mature
tools on the part of GNUpedia before Nupedia could take advantage of
such a thing; the classification layers would need to be
mostly-done...

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