On Sun, 2011-06-19 at 15:57 +0200, Italo Vignoli wrote:
Just "free software license" linked to
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html would exactly match with
the
RMS quote on http://www.documentfoundation.org/supporters/ and would
include both free-permissive licenses (Apache) and free-copyleft
licenses (LGPL).
I agree
Hi Italo, others
OK, great then if we change that update Marc did to:
"LibreOffice offers a wide variety of features, but in some cases, you
may need another functionality that is currently not available inside
LibreOffice. Extensions and templates may offer you this added
functionality. On this site, we will collect a wide range of extensions
and templates to satisfy your needs.
LibreOffice extensions are tools that can be added or removed
independently from your installation of the main program. Extensions
may
add new functionality to your copy of LibreOffice, or may make existing
functionality easier to use.
LibreOffice templates offer you a way to avoid duplicating repetitive
actions when creating new text documents, spreadsheets, or
presentations. They also offer a way to maintain consistency of
document
layout and standard content, and may, for example, be used to maintain
consistent branding elements when used in a work place.
LibreOffice remains committed to providing users with quality software
authored under free software licenses, and, as such, our catalogue of
extensions and templates are published under permissive licensing.
Contributions to the catalogue are welcome. "
With the link to as proposed by Andra, are then then more edits
suggested?
Thanks
Drew
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