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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01/14/2014 02:41 PM, Nermina Miller
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When I worked on manuals for an international association, I used
to check the copyright policy of each company whose material we
used for support. They varied. In some cases, you could
paraphrase, in some only quote. They also had specific notes you
were required to use whether in text, footnote, or reference list.
So, there are some specifics that are important to state for those
who want to write tutorials, blog posts, and larger bodies of
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Absolutely, but I presume that none of those products were Open
Source. That changes the game.<br>
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We're not a software company. We're an Open Source project.<br>
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OpenStack Community Liaison
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