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get more infomation regarding copyright Translation
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Hello,
I do not know if this is the correct place to ask this
question.
Since a few time ago, I have been translating the security
updates of the list fedora-package-announce into Spanish for
a non profit community webpage about fedora. In every
translation I have written who is the original author and
the original list where the message has appeared.
But now I wonder if there is any copyright trouble about
that. I do not know exactly what are the legal terms in
which the contents of a mailing list are. I mean, if they
can be freely translated or not.
Any advise?
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