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Originally Posted by DaleDe
If, as you say, open-source means free then it has a quite different result than if open-source really means open source like it does with software. I guess words mean what I choose them to mean, nothing more and nothing less. I heard that somewhere I think  |
I do not see the problem if it means a GPL or a Creative Commons license. You only need to have version numbers and then the review system will take care of the quality. And the quality will probably be much higher than the quality of locally produced material that are just used in one course which is what is common today.