Domain: opencontentalliance.org
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Re:Diffrent?It's different. Take a look at the Open Content Alliance's FAQ. Below are a few excerpts from it:
What can people do with materials contained in the OCA archive?
The OCA will encourage the greatest possible degree of access to and reuse of collections in the archive, while respecting the rights of content owners and contributors. Generally, textual material will be free to read, and in most cases, available for saving or printing using formats such as PDF. Contributors to the OCA will determine the appropriate level of access to their content.
How will the OCA deal with copyrighted content?
The OCA is committed to respecting the copyrights of content owners. All content providers who contribute to the OCA must agree with the founding principles of the OCA, contained in the OCA Call for Participation, which describes how their materials and associated metadata will be accessed and used. Further, all contributors of collections can specify use restrictions on material that they contribute.
Will copyrighted content be digitized or placed in the OCA archive without explicit permission from rights-holders?
No. OCA contributors must secure the permission of all concerned copyright holders prior to submitting materials to the OCA for digitization or inclusion in the archive.
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Hmm...
... hey guys, I think I heard that some people were doing this already. Maybe even another group too. I think I heard it on slashdot.
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Re:www.openlibrary.org
I thought this was there web site
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Opt-in System
This is an Opt-In system compared to googles Opt-Out deal. Google should follow MSN and Yahoo on this one. If you look at the contributors this could really go strong.