FSF and Software Freedom Conservancy unveil Copyleft.org

The Free Software Foundation (FSF) and the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) have announced a new site called Copyleft.org that will play host to "useful information, tutorial material, and new policy ideas regarding all forms of copyleft licensing." The most prominent content at present is a comprehensive guide to the concept of copyleft and copyleft licenses. The announcement notes that the content is viable, among other things, as training material. "As the author, primary interpreter, and ultimate authority on the GPL, the FSF is in a unique position to provide insights into understanding free software licensing. While the guide as a living text will not automatically reflect official FSF positions, the FSF has already approved and published one version for use at its Seminar on GPL Enforcement and Legal Ethics in March 2014."