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* Use the Creative Commons [http://api.creativecommons.org web services] to display a licensing dialog and generate licensing information | * Use the Creative Commons [http://api.creativecommons.org web services] to display a licensing dialog and generate licensing information | ||
+ | ** available for Python | ||
+ | ** available for Java | ||
* Store license URI, properties and/or RDF in the document file | * Store license URI, properties and/or RDF in the document file | ||
+ | ** OOo user defined metadata can be used (matada renamed and string stored) | ||
* Insert license declaration text | * Insert license declaration text | ||
+ | ** What about languages ? | ||
+ | ** Possibly in a hidden section ? | ||
== Desirable Features == | == Desirable Features == |
Revision as of 08:49, 13 July 2006
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A Creative Commons Add-in for OpenOffice.org would allow license information to be embedded in OpenOffice.org Writer, Impress and Calc documents.
Requirements
- Use the Creative Commons web services to display a licensing dialog and generate licensing information
- available for Python
- available for Java
- Store license URI, properties and/or RDF in the document file
- OOo user defined metadata can be used (matada renamed and string stored)
- Insert license declaration text
- What about languages ?
- Possibly in a hidden section ?
Desirable Features
- Make license text available as Auto Text. Just like a page number or "Author" auto text, this could be inserted in the footer of a document. If the license for the document was updated, the text would be updated as well.
Discussion
- Would a straight up core addition to OpenOffice.org be more desirable than a plug-in? Jon Phillips 18:08, 6 July 2006 (UTC)