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However recently, the debate (if it is a debate) of 'Gratis' Vs 'Libre' in openness is gathering momentum. Delete the scoop?
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"There is a definite difference between the two here, which have implications for OER. The real debate I want to consider is one that has been surfacing for some time, suggesting for something to be open, it should have no restrictions at all." Delete the scoop?
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"In a recent email to the (closed) oer-community mailing list, Stephen argued that perspective plays a significant role in this debate. He couldn’t be more correct. Just as there is not One True License, there is not One True Perspective on the free, nonfree, open, libre, etc., debate" Delete the scoop?
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