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Add license information for the contents #120
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I agree with this - since the video content is hosted on wptv, we can use the same licence they use. |
Without researching too far at this moment, I think an appropriate variety on the sidebar for lesson plans is appropriate as well. |
Since all of the content on the site uses the same licensing, and we're building out the Learn WordPress Handbook, are there any downsides to placing this info in the What is Learn WordPress section rather than in the side bar? |
I think that column in the workshops is actually going to become part of the static template, outside of the post content (see #200). So as long as we're thinking we would use the same license on every workshop, it should be simple to add it to the static sidebar template as well. |
Revisiting this so we can make some headway. Yes, let's add the licencing info to the workshop and lesson plans sidebar as @varlese showed in the mockup. It can be the same static content for both post types, but the strings will need to be available for localisation. |
I discussed this with @josephahaden - she has confirmed that we can use the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence for all content on Learn WordPress, so please let's move forward with adding the licence details to the site. This will also require a post on Make/Training about the decision, but that can come when the dev work is done here. |
Adding details and link for content licence. Fixes #120
With #239 adding new sidebar widget areas for each post type, this licence information has now been added to those widget areas and can be edited from the dashboard. Closing this issue. |
It will be helpful to explicitly mention the license of the contents on the learn.wordpress.org site so that meetup organizers and others can make use of the resources with that knowledge.
The GitHub repository for the lesson plan contents has a license file (GPL3).
WordPress.tv shows CC BY-SA 4.0 license on the home page and individual video pages. I like this method because it's very clear.
How about showing WordPress.tv-style license information to each piece of content (on the sidebar)?
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