Next week we want to launch the updated https://savecodeshare.eu website (attached the draft how it will most likely look like). For the launch we will also need some share graphics people can use on social media and on blogs, etc.
They should be in the same format (width/lenght) as the PMPC ones: http://download.fsfe.org/campaigns/pmpc/share-general/
Attached you find a draft for the footer of those graphics. We would like to include quotes (see below) from the white paper with the logos of the organisations and create share graphics out of that.
Beside that there was the other idea to have a git output (white on black):
$ git push origin master To gitlab.com:you/dotfiles.git ! [rejected] master -> master (non-fast-forward) error: failed to push some refs to 'git@gitlab.com:you/dotfiles.git' hint: Your code has been rejected because our filtering technology, mandated by Art 13 of the EU "Copyright Reform", suspected a copyright violation. In case you think that is a mistake please get in contact with your git platform provider.
on a share graphic. Other ideas were:
- Use it as template for other quotes * ex.: "git push" results in suspected copyright infringement * ex.: VLC player acts up * ex.: Screenshots out of different editors (vim, emacs, yada yada) * Graphics with git, gitlab, other services from paper.... Then "Endangered by new EU legislation. Act now https://savecodeshare.eu" * Cultural Heritage endangered by EU copyright reform? (Software Heritage) * Graphic: Command line output: "$docker pull gitea/gitea:latest - Warning: you might be liable for your users" #savethecode
Would anyone of you be able to do that until Tuesday, or latest Wednesday next week? Please tell me asap, else I need to find another solution for this. And yes, feel free to be creative about it.
Best Regards, Matthias
# Quotes from White Paper for Share graphics
“Those kind of laws (the proposal) are destructive to the open source innovation.” Jean-Baptiste Kempf: President _ VideoLAN
[1]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e6/VLC_Icon.svg/680px... [2]https://images.videolan.org/images/logoBlue.png
“Nowadays almost all companies and individuals in Free and Open Source Software are using version control systems to develop, plan, coordinate, and document their work. The information in those version control systems embodies precious technical and scientific knowledge and humanity cannot afford the risk of losing it.” Roberto Di Cosmo:Founder/CEO _ Software Heritage https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Software-heritage-logo-t...
“Almost all of our development is based on a web-based version control repository, and such tools play a key role in the processes of open source development and collaboration.” Richard Brown: Chairman _ openSUSE https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openSUSE/artwork/master/Logo/official-logo...
“If the new copyright directive in any way hinders innovation for the modernization of the (...) public sector then the directive is defective and harmful.” Daniel Melin : Senior Procurement Officer ICT _ Swedish National Procurement Services http://www.inpeople.se/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Kammarkollegiet-logo.jpg (warning: not labeled with a license for reuse & sharing).
“Mozilla’s mission includes the principle that “free and open source software promotes the development of the internet as a public resource.” Many code hosting sites, some run by volunteers, participate in and enrich this ecosystem. For these sites, existing licensing systems, including open licensing, are effective. Requiring them all to create expensive scanning mechanisms and intrusive user monitoring, and deal with the resulting false positives, would establish a prohibitive environment for the development of open source software. This unintended negative consequence underlines just how broad, disproportionate, and dangerous the proposed Article 13 is for the health and vitality of the creative and open internet, and we continue to strongly oppose it.” Raegan MacDonald : Senior EU Policy Manager _ Mozilla https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/Mozilla_logo.svg
“To what extent KDE is directly impacted by the proposed regulation fully depends on whether the above setup would make us “information society service providers storing and giving access to large amounts of works and other subject-matter uploaded by their users”. If yes, then we would probably need to move most of our infrastructure and organization outside of the EU.” Thomas Pfeiffer: Board Member _ KDE https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a7/KDE4_logo_preview....
“These particular types of software development service or ‘platform’ do not belong in the proposed Copyright Directive. However, as a precautionary necessity, it is important for the European Parliament and Commission to provide legal clarity and reassurance early on in the first stage of the co-regulation procedure.” James Lovegrove: EMEA Public Affairs Director _ Red Hat https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/6/6c/RedHat.svg/1280px-RedHa...
“Article 13 creates a high level of uncertainty for the software industry and the free and open source software community, which are drivers of economic growth, jobs, education, innovation, and the democratization of technology. The article should be struck entirely, or at least tailored to exclude software development.” Tal Niv: VP Law and Policy _ GitHub https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/24/GitHub_logo_2013_p...
