* Florian Weimer:
No. So far, there has only been a statement of intent from the Wikimedia Foundation:
http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Resolution:License_update
Oh well. Here's a transcript of the Youtube video that is floating around.
| WALES: Creative Commons has devised a full spectrum of licenses that | people can use to share their works, and these licenses are ported to | different jurisdictions around the world, and they're easy for normal | people to understand. | | Wikipedia, had it been founded after Creative Commons, would have | certainly been under a Creative Commons license, but it didn't exist | at the time. So we started with a license called the "Free | Documentation License". It's a good license, but it's very | complicated and very difficult to use. So a couple of years ago, | Larry [Lessig] and I were walking in park [inaudible] and started | talking about license compatibility, and how important this is, and so | he and I started a project to try to find a way for Wikipedia, which | has become by far the largest repository of information in the world, | and the largest repository [of] freely licensed information that [has | ever] existed by far, and we said how can we make this compatible with | [the] Creative Commons movement. | | So we went into a long process of negotiations with the Free Software | Foundation, many, many different conversations, that's very | complicated, and what the legal ramnifications [are] in that. What | I'm happy to announce tonight, is that just yesterday, the Wikimedia | Foundation board voted to approve a deal between the Free Software | Foundation, Creative Commons and Wikimedia, so that we are going to | change the Free Documentation License in such a way that Wikipedia | will be able to become licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution | Share-Alike license. | | And so this is not, as some people speculated on Facebook, my 50th | birthday party, this is the party to celebrate the libration of | Wikipedia.