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2021-02-25

• 07:29 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . TrevorLDavis – Getting more of the no license and custom licensed games (dual-)licensed under a Creative Commons license are definitely priorities. Fortunately . . .

2021-02-21

• 19:42 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . selfthinker – I update the spreadsheet about once a month. I think there are 58 games that are not libre. (I'm not 100% sure. This number is for games which . . .

2021-02-17

• 04:07 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . TrevorLDavis – Add quote character (minor)

2021-02-16

• 19:18 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . TrevorLDavis – {{{How many items are left before all games on the wiki are free?}}} That is one of the statistics provided by the GamesStatistics spreadsheet. . . .
• 08:17 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . RonHaleEvans – I think it would be great to see statistics for the //remaining// games, the ones that haven't been relicensed yet. How many items are left before . . .

2020-12-15

• 03:01 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . RonHaleEvans – typo

2020-12-13

• 19:17 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . RonHaleEvans – Huh! This is really interesting, Trevor. My intuition was just like Anita's, that both authors must agree to a new license (under American law). If . . .

2020-12-12

• 23:17 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . TrevorLDavis – {{{> As far as I understand, you would need to get both people's statements in order to dual or re-license. }}} IANAL but I'm pretty sure that . . .
• 19:43 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . selfthinker – The game "Gold Rush" was created by two people, Seth Jaffee and Jason Smulevitch. As far as I understand, you would need to get both people's . . .

2019-07-19

• 20:17 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . Anonymous – Trevor is correct that my intention was to dual license my rulesets (GFDL and CC BY-SA).
• 20:16 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . Anonymous – Trevor is correct that my intention was to dual license my rulesets (GFDL and CC BY-SA).

2019-07-15

• 21:25 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . TrevorLDavis – You are correct that going forward any revised versions of his games can be released just under a CC BY-SA license only (even the Public Domain case) . . .
• 19:42 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . selfthinker – I'm pretty sure you can re-license most things without needing to dual license. I think you are right for anything in the Public Domain (because . . .
• 16:54 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . TrevorLDavis – Technically Ron can't retroactively take away the public domain (and GFDL) license grants on his old rulesets (although he can release future . . .

2019-07-14

• 21:13 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . Ron Hale-Evans – Please keep Chess in the public domain. I'll go back and clarify that I really only meant to relicense games licensed with the GNU FDL. I forgot I . . .
• 12:01 UTC (diff) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . selfthinker – Meanwhile someone has thankfully linked the page from License. I've just been through all the games by Clark Rodeffer and Ron Hale-Evans and . . .

2019-06-23

• 11:41 UTC (new) Comments on RelicensedGames . . . . selfthinker – I don't know the structure of the wiki very well. Can someone please create a link to this page somewhere sensibly? I cannot figure out where it . . .

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