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Wordpress Themes are GPL

Wordpress released an opinion from the Software Freedom Law Center today confirming that Wordpress themes must be GPL, although the images and CSS in a theme don’t have to be. This is substantially similar to how Plone and Drupal have always thought that GPL applies to themes and add-on products, and it’s nice to see a [...]

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David Eaves thinks that community leadership is the core, make-or-break competency of an open-source software project. I agree. He shares a story that illustrates a pattern I’ve rarely seen in the Plone community, and hope to continue not seeing. One of the key ideas I’m interested in pushing is how “open” open source communities are – [...]

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I’m on the Plone Foundation board!

I’m thrilled, humbled and honored to have been elected to the Plone Foundation board of directors! I’ll be joining an amazing team of people, including: Nate Aune Geir Bækholt Joel Burton Darci Hanning Alex Limi [...]

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Tom Moroz, Open Society Instiute Intro by Alan Runyan: the future of open source software looks very much like the path that nonprofits and civil society organizations have blazed. Heard a lot about Seattle 2006 conference and the strong community. At first I wondered what the connection between open society and open source was, but the more I’ve [...]

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