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→If I was to work on a prayer book comparison, what prayer / attributes should I include?: Minor note
::::: Thank you for taking care of this. The licensing is a little tricky, since both the GFDL and the CC-BY-SA licenses do not allow republishing of derivative work under a more restrictive license. My recommendation, if the people at Drevo will allow it, is to move all articles there and include a note about source and licensing. All authors should be given appropriate credit. A workaround is if the authors of an article agree to re-license their work under Drevo's terms. For example, if you are the author of the whole of an article (or the article was taken fully from Drevo) there is no issue at all moving it there. I have no idea how Copyright law is structured or enforced in Russia. As you know, the GFDL and CC-BY-SA licenses do not prohibit for-profit use—however any for-profit use is seriously compromised by the "viral" nature of these open source licenses (since any derivative work must likewise be open sourced). In any case, please let me know when content has been moved and I will go ahead and remove the RU wiki. — [[User:FrJohn|<b>FrJohn</b>]] ([http://orthodoxwiki.org/index.php?title=User_talk:FrJohn&action=edit§ion=new talk]) 21:14, January 30, 2018 (UTC)
== Is it okay If I was to use my user pages for work on a prayer book projectcomparison, what prayer / attributes should I include? ==
I'm thinking of working on a personal prayer book, drawing from public-domain sources more comprehensive and my own limited translation and poetic skills; primarily sortable Prayer Book guide. As part of this I dislike that none 'd write to all of the authors/publishers and ask for permission to post a select full prayer books or two; if I got no response, if I've found have updated language m able to reflect get ahold of a copy, or network with others, I'd investigate how the meanings much of some words have changed over timea book one can include under fair use for review purposes. So I'm wondering if people like this idea, and if so if there are any strong feelings regarding what prayer or prayer(s) to include. This gets in My initial thought is the way of one of my favorite things about prayer usually attributed to St. Macarius the religionGreat that includes a line, depending on the refusal translation, like ''"Be merciful to make god the me, a sinner devoid of any good deeds."bad guy'' or ''"God, cleanse me a sinner, for I have never done anything ultimately good in Your sight. "'' Thanks and thanks to the admins for my new shiny account, -[[User:Dclark|Dclark]] ([[User talk:Dclark|talk]]) 16:38, February 17, 2020 (UTC): Also, as this forum doesn't seem to be super-active, and I also 'd want to typeset them nicely collaborate with LaTex eventually people with prayer book collections who have no interest in getting an account here and make minithen figuring out how to use than less-than-completly-booksintuitive old-style MediaWiki discussion format, and generally code I've created a MediaWiki -> LaTex -> cute little books pipeline. Is it okay to put that text in my user pages? The primary source is deeply unofficial mailing list at http://wwwmailman.gutenbergmit.orgedu/mailman/ebookslistinfo/34981 and is under the Project Gutenberg Licenseorthodoxwiki - but if y'all want to (or want me to - I'm a SysAdmin) set up an actual official MailMan mailing list @orthodoxwiki.org, or something along these lines already exists, let me know. In general my assumption is Note that during The Fatherit's timell send you an email with a link you have to follow, prayers likely were changed often and primarily passed down by oral tradition so be sure to check your spam/trash if you don't get anything after a minute or hand-written books individual to each persontwo. -[[User:Dclark|Dclark]] ([[User talk:Dclark|talk]]) 1917:0817, February 817, 2020 (UTC)
