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	'''GFDL concerns''' — the idea behind '''[[GNU Free Documentation License]]''' ('''GFDL''', '''GNU FDL''') is:– to make material public, freely available, in a [[:Category:Law\|legalistic]], enforceable way. The purpose of [[:Category:Copyright\|copyright]], as manifested in the [[:Category:United States of America\|United States of America]] (USA) currently, is to restrict usage, to give the [[owner]] maximal control in perpetuity. GFDL is anti-copyright, an attempt to use the legal system and intellectual traditions to create a new class of material that is explicitly owned by us all in common, in perpetuity. Derived works of many sorts are supposed to be facilitated, with the proviso that they all must be made equally {{tag\|Free content\|free}} and available for future derived uses.		'''GFDL concerns''' — the idea behind '''[[GNU Free Documentation License]]''' ('''GFDL''', '''GNU FDL''') is:– to make material public, freely available, in a [[:Category:Law\|legalistic]], enforceable way. The purpose of [[:Category:Copyright\|copyright]], as manifested in the [[:Category:United States of America\|United States of America]] (USA) currently, is to restrict usage, to give the [[owner]] maximal control in perpetuity. GFDL is anti-copyright, an attempt to use the legal system and intellectual traditions to create a new class of material that is explicitly owned by us all in common, in perpetuity. Derived works of many sorts are supposed to be facilitated, with the proviso that they all must be made equally {{tag\|Free content\|free}} and available for future derived uses.