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International Society of Biomechanics |
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How to Contribute Software and Data to ISBweb |
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| Why Contribute to ISBweb ? |
"If I have seen farther than others, it is because
I was standing on the shoulders of giants." -- Isaac
Newton |
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| Copy or Link ? |
| You may store your contribution on your own web server, if you have one, and we can install a link. The advantage of this is that you can keep making updates, and user will always get the most recent version. Some contributors prefer this, but I recommend that you send me a copy of the files to store on the ISB site. Especially if the data or software is a finished project and no more changes are expected. Once you store something on the ISB website, it is stored for ever, at no cost to you. We will make sure backups are made and that the material remains accessible for as long as the ISB exists. |
| How to Send the Material ? |
If you just want to have a link on the ISB web site, E-mail the URL
of the link and a one-line description of the material to the ISB's WebMaster. If
you wish to physically store the material on our site, which we prefer, we will need the
following:
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| File Formats |
| Contributions should preferably be in standard HTML or plain ASCII. If binary files or other non-standard file formats are used, please include instructions on how to decode the files. You may use a link to the ISB file formats page, if this provides sufficient information. |
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| Commercial and Legal Issues |
| In principle, all material posted on ISBweb can can be used without
restriction for non-commercial purposes. The author of software or owner of data should
always be contacted if commercial use is intended. To make sure that this happens, you can include such a statement in your documentation. Many other types of protection are possible. For some suggestions, see the information about GNU copyleft. It is your own responsibility to include copyright protection, if you need any. The ISB site will not post commercial materials or material that requires the user to pay for use. We will post materials contributed by companies, including functional demonstration software, providing the material is useful and free. |
| Questions |
If you wish to discuss a potential contribution, or need help uploading the data, please contact |