Wikigogy is C L O S E D Wikigogy saw little action. So I closed it. It had been an interesting two years with some spurts of generous content writing from a handful of people. However, most months had seen no activity except spam bot fighting. Wikigogy -- Closed as of August, 2008 -- was a networking Web site for teachers of English as a second or foreign language. Site may be removed soon. For now to fight spam efficiently Wikigogy will periodically be reverted to its August, 2008 state. Comments about the site closure are welcome on the Main page. --Roger 14:47, 24 August 2008 (CDT)

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Copyleft uses copyright to empower open and fair collaboration by explicitly permitting modification, dissemination and reuse and ensuring these rights are not separated from the work.

Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3 keeps even Derived Work, for example that commercial interests may make of our Work, under the identical free license and thus available for us to bring a copy of back into Wikigogy and or commercialize if we wish. If a commercial interest can make a Work from Wikigogy better I would like them to as long as we can bring back a copy or even commercialize it further ourselves so that we have not set ourselves up for exploitation. And if a commercial interest can disseminate a Wikigogy Work I would like them to as long as they give attribution. "Share-alike" lets the Work have a life of its own while maintaining everyone's right to it; "by-attribution" helps the world learn about you and Wikigogy.

Commerce is a powerful life engine. Empower it. However, the open license may not be removed from the work.

[edit] See also

• About Open educational resources
• Wikipedia's Copyleft page