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DPG Standard indicators
1. Relevance to Sustainable Development Goals
2. Use of Approved Open Licenses
GPLv2 vs. GPLv3
Intro to Creative Commons licenses
Reading List: Legal & Business Aspects
Trademark strategies
3. Clear Ownership
Charters
Contributor License Agreements (CLAs)
Governance
4. Platform Independence
5. Documentation
Documentation Hall of Fame
Documentation reading list
Stakeholder Mapping Exercise
Text editors
Tips for documenting frontier technology
6. Mechanism for Extracting Data
7. Adherence to Privacy and Applicable Laws
8. Adherence to Standards & Best Practices
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Free & Open Source reading list
Good first issues
Open Hardware
Introduction to Open Source Hardware
Open Hardware case studies
Open Hardware documentation
Open Hardware Hall of Fame
Open Hardware licensing
Open Hardware reading list
Open-first business approaches
Project Management
Issue templates
Outreach reading list
Project boards
Reproducibility reading list
9. Do No Harm by Design
Codes of Conduct
DPG Standard indicators
1. Relevance to Sustainable Development Goals
2. Use of Approved Open Licenses
GPLv2 vs. GPLv3
Intro to Creative Commons licenses
Reading List: Legal & Business Aspects
Trademark strategies
3. Clear Ownership
Charters
Contributor License Agreements (CLAs)
Governance
4. Platform Independence
5. Documentation
Documentation Hall of Fame
Documentation reading list
Stakeholder Mapping Exercise
Text editors
Tips for documenting frontier technology
6. Mechanism for Extracting Data
7. Adherence to Privacy and Applicable Laws
8. Adherence to Standards & Best Practices
Communities
Fedora Project
Public Lab
Continuous Integration (C.I.)
Free & Open Source reading list
Good first issues
Open Hardware
Introduction to Open Source Hardware
Open Hardware case studies
Open Hardware documentation
Open Hardware Hall of Fame
Open Hardware licensing
Open Hardware reading list
Open-first business approaches
Project Management
Issue templates
Outreach reading list
Project boards
Reproducibility reading list
9. Do No Harm by Design
Codes of Conduct
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2. Use of Approved Open Licenses
Digital public goods must demonstrate the use of an approved open license. For Open Source software, only OSI-approved licenses are accepted. For open content collections, the use of a Creative Commons license is required. DPGs are encourageed to use a license that allows for both derivatives and commercial reuse (CC-BY and CC-BY-SA), or dedicate content to the public domain (CC0); licenses that do not allow for commercial reuse (CC-BY-NC and CC-BY-NC-SA) are also accepted. For open data, an Open Data Commons-approved license is required.
2. Use of Approved Open Licenses
GPLv2 vs. GPLv3
Intro to Creative Commons licenses
Reading List: Legal & Business Aspects
Trademark strategies
Updated on 08 Aug 2024
1. Relevance to Sustainable Development Goals
GPLv2 vs. GPLv3