Nicolas Marchildon wrote: | [...] I tried to summarize the steps I took in a web page: | | http://nicolas.marchildon.net/linux/toraid/ | | [...] I found out over the years that when I have a hard problem, I | often end up on dark, unknown web sites where one had documented what he | did. [...]
I also love dark, unknown sites packed with very detailed information. Particularly when I've been looking for it everywhere else :)
I've found myself in 4AM-last-minute situations when looking for information for commercial purposes (re-printing, re-distributing during courses, etc.) and had to wait for permission/licensing information to use such valuable information. You may want to include information on how to license your content, perhaps by releasing your documentation under a specific license (even if you consider it very "alpha";) ).
I'd suggest maybe the The GNU Free Documentation License [1] or Creative Commons [2], or maybe just adding a simpler disclaimer to make it clear how others can use it. Sometimes it'll make your information travel more places, faster :)
[1] http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html#FDL [2] http://creativecommons.org/
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