[FLORA.org HelpDesk] Bulk message sent: Please join FLORA.org 2.0, iCommons Canada Launch Party
Russell McOrmond
I sent messages out today to FLORA.org site managers. Based on the flag
in my database indicating whether they had confirmed they were ready for
FLORA.org 2.0 they received a different message.
Below is the message received by those who are not yet Creative Commons
licensed. If people go to http://calcutta.flora.ca/#servers you can see a
list of sites, and if they are FLORA.org 2.0 ready then it indicates this.
If you have contact with the site managers of any of the sites that are
not yet confirmed, please contact them and have them look into the
changes.
Thank you, and hope to see many of you next Thursday at the launch
party!
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Russell McOrmond, Internet Consultant: <http://www.flora.ca/>
Get Creative: iCommons Canada Launch Party : September 30, 2004
http://digital-copyright.ca/node/view/461 Creative Commons,
Open Access, Free/Libre and Open Source Software: In Canada, Eh!
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Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2004 16:44:08 -0400
From: Russell McOrmond <Rus...@flora.ca>
To: rus...@flora.ca
Subject: Please join FLORA.org 2.0, iCommons Canada Launch Party
You are being sent this message as the primary contact for:
High-tech competition policy.
http://www.flora.org/competition/
If you are not the proper contact, please forward this message to the
correct contact address and let me know who that person is.
What is FLORA.org 2.0?:
http://www.flora.org/flora/faq.shtml#flora2
My records indicate you have not yet confirmed that the material you are
publishing through FLORA.org is in a Creative Commons license. Some time
soon I will need to archive and disable sites that have not been properly
licensed.
Please contact me and let me know what your intentions are. If you will
be moving your site to another server, I am quite willing to set up a
redirect to point your old URL to your new one.
Invitation:
I would like to invite you, as well as any friends or associates,
to the official launch of iCommons Canada. This is the group that has
translated the basic Creative Commons licenses into Canadian law, and
will be working to provide legal explanations and translations of other
Creative Commons or FLOSS (Free/Libre and Open Source Software) licenses
as they move forward.
http://www.digital-copyright.ca/node/view/461
19h30 at The Collection/Bar 56 Byward Market, Ottawa.
Dress code is free as in freedom. Admission is free as in beer.
Bagels to be served while supplies last.
Russell McOrmond
FLORA.org Community Web
Founded some time before February 1995
http://www.flora.org/flora/help/flora-admin-help/1344
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