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RE: Perl Monks Cookbook?

by vroom (His Eminence)
on Jul 28, 2000 at 22:24 UTC ( [id://24955]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Perl Monks Cookbook?

If we were gonna do anything of the sort I think it would need to be a group ongoing effort. I've been considering doing something similar in the future online first. Basically we need to assure quality and a somewhat consistent style/format for writing. Basically what I imagine is people marking what they consider to be good threads then a group of editors would consolidate these answers into one clear response. All of the contributors would be listed on each entry. All contributors would also need to know about how their answers were going to be used and the terms involved.

Personally I don't think one person is qualified to handle an effort of this magnitude and I think you would be treading on dangerous territory by doing so. You don't have explicit permission from the authors and you don't own this website. Any profit made from an effort like this would have to be split in some fashion between the authors of the entries and PerlMonks.org in my mind. Permission for the undertaking should be given by the authors of the text and the people and the company that makes this site a reality.

vroom | Tim Vroom | vroom@cs.hope.edu

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RE: RE: Perl Monks Cookbook?
by PipTigger (Hermit) on Jul 28, 2000 at 22:40 UTC
    I'm curious: Who are the "people and the company" that make PerlMonks a reality? (other than yourgoodself, vroom) ... Would there be similar issues with compiling and distributing such a resource entirely digitally and for free? Just wondering. TTFN.

    -PipTigger

    p.s. but the Soul still burns!
      I actually think a cookbook made from the contents of Perlmonks.org would be a great way to keep the cost of keeping Perlmonks running to a minimum.

      --BigJoe
RE: RE: Perl Monks Cookbook?
by KM (Priest) on Jul 28, 2000 at 22:32 UTC
    Well, out of curiosity, who do you feel owns the material posted here? Since the topic of printing our text has been brought up I think this may be important. On perlfaq.com we all know that what we post can be used later for printing. But, authors are also more 'hand picked' and not anyone in the world can post an answer. I would suggest add something somewhere that states that all answers are owned by the individual who posts it, at least for now.

    Cheers,
    KM

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