OSOR Forge

"Ten Principles"

1. The OSOR.eu and its services are exclusively reserved for the exchange of and collaboration on Open Source Software. [more ..]
2. The OSOR.eu is reserved for software and projects that are of particular use for public administrations in Europe, and/or produced by the public sector. [more ..]
3. The OSOR.eu is freely and publicly accessible . Everybody can access OSOR.eu and contribute to hosted projects. Everybody can submit a project. [more ..]
4. Distributing software under an open source licence, such as the EUPL implies that the rights granted by the licence should be royalty-free. [more ..]
5. The provider must be the author, the copyright owner or have a valid licence for all that is being communicated. The provider will provide the material in readable/revisable form using open standards and open formats and will be responsible to publish (or link to) the licensing terms that are applicable. [more ..]
6. If the user downloads, uses or modifies the work that was put on the Repository by other persons, the user should always search for, read and adhere to the terms of the related licence. [more ..]
7. When redistributing to other persons the material found on the Repository, users will apply the original licensing conditions if it is requested by the provider that re-distribution under the same licensing terms is compulsory. [more ..]
8. No one shall make a commercial use of the OSOR.eu platform, or use it for any kind of advertisement related to private and / or profitable services. [more ..]
9. When facilitating the distribution of the work, the OSOR.eu is not responsible and does not provide any guarantee related to this work. As the project owner and the licensor, you are the sole responsible of your work, and will comply with intellectual property rights, criminal law, data privacy, statutory product liability and any other legal requirement. [more ..]
10. Users and providers should consider all requests or recommendations from the OSOR.eu Web master concerning the content of the work (or "project pages"). This authority can also remove / put off-line all projects, pages or texts that appear - whether originally or later - to be contrary to the OSOR.eu principles. [more ..]