Open Source Food
Programs are sets of instructions - rather like recipes. So if you can have open source code, why not open source food:Open Source Food came to fruition because me and my father wanted to create a place for people like us. We’re not professional cooks, we just love food. We want to share, learn and improve ourselves with the help of like-minded food lovers. Open Source Food is a platform for that.
Truly right-on, not only does it adopt CC licences for the content, it warns:Please be aware that in legal terms, recipes count as a method or technique and therefore cannot technically be copyrighted.
Mind you, that hasn't stopped some sad individuals from trying. (Via eHub.)
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Hi,
I like this trend of applying the "Open Source" concept to non-software goods, so I am maintaining a list of these:
Open Source World
Note: I am not being too strict with validating that they are in compliance with the OSD, since this is meant to be a fun list.
Guy
Great idea - thanks for the link.
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