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== Introdukto == | == Introdukto == | ||
Social | Social and technological advances make it possible for a growing part of humanity to ''access, create, modify, publish and distribute'' various kinds of works - artworks, scientific and educational materials, software, articles - in short: ''anything that can be represented in digital form''. Many communities have formed to exercise those new possibilities and create a wealth of collectively re-usable works. | ||
Most authors, whatever their field of activity, whatever their amateur or professional status, have a genuine interest in favoring an ecosystem where works can be spread, re-used and derived in creative ways. The easier it is to re-use and derive works, the richer our cultures become. Β | |||
Por mantenar bona funcionado di ta ekosistemo, verki devas esar '''libera''', e ''libereso'' signifikas: | Por mantenar bona funcionado di ta ekosistemo, verki devas esar '''libera''', e ''libereso'' signifikas: |