This site uses free elements common to the entire @:txt.soft network: We use: - the free [VueJS](https://vuejs.org) framework with [Bootstrap](https://getbootstrap.com) and many dependencies - the fonts [Roboto](https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto), [Deja Vu Sans](http://dejavu-fonts.org/wiki/Main_Page) et [Tovari Sans](https://tovari.fi/en/) - [FontAwesome](https://fontawesome.com/) for the icons - the statistical measurement tool [Matomo](https://www.matomo.org/) Some elements are deployed via the script that adds the navigation bar and the footer of the site.<br />The source code can be found [on our Gitlab repository](https://framagit.org/framasoft/framanav). The [graphic charter](../graphics) is designed by @:people.aurore and @:people.jo The translations come from: - [DeepL](https://www.deepl.com/translator) (English), - contributors on [the Framasoft Weblate](https://weblate.framasoft.org/) (for the interface of sites and software) - and the [Framalang](https://participer.framasoft.org/fr/framalang/index.html) working group (for articles and long texts) ## License Unless otherwise stated, the content of the sites is placed under free license @:(license.ccbysa4fr). Our [manifesto](../manifest), our [charter](../charte), the [Terms of Use](../cgu) of our services, the [legal mentions](../legals) and all [administrative documents of the association](../association) are also placed under this license. The colour illustrations are painted by [@:people.revoy](https://www.davidrevoy.com/) and are licensed under @:(license.ccby4).<br /> The comic characters drawn by [@:people.gee](http://ptilouk.net) are licensed @:(license.ccbysa2fr).<br /> The penguins who walk around the site come to us from [@:people.lldemars](https://www.le-terrier.net/pingouin/pingouin.html) and are under @:(license.lal) license. The logo is a realization of @:people.jo under license @:license.ccbysa4fr<br /> It is inspired by the mascot initially created by @:(people.lldemars).<br /> <small>(@:txt.soft is allowed to use the logo without having to quote the author)</small>.
## Preamble By using this service, you agree to the following terms.<br /> @:color.soft reserves the right to update and modify these terms from time to time. ## Short version ([TL;DR](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tl;dr) as we say :wink:)<br /> To make it easier to read, without the legal blah-blah, we offer you below a version understandable by a normal human being.
## Preamble We –the members of the Framasoft association– will do our best to follow this manifesto; we know we are too fallible to promise to follow it word for word! Please see this manifesto as a simple declaration of intent of what we want to be (and especially do!) in the world.
Framasoft claims to be part of the popular education movement: it is together that we develop our knowledge and share our points of view in order to improve society!
We like to use [the notion of archipelago in reference to our relationships with others](https://framablog.org/2019/12/10/archipelisation-comment-framasoft-concoit-les-relations-quelle-tisse/) Each one is an island with its own identity and bathes in the same waters as its neighbours, and that speaks to us a lot: “Each⋅e its identity, its culture, its reason for being, its objectives, its means. But we all share the same values and strategies. We make the choice to cooperate, even occasionally.”
Charter of Free, Ethical, Decentralized and Solidarity Services,<br />approved by@:color.soft on October 6th 2014. Translation by Framalang contributors Théo, #!, goofy, Diane
## Code of conduct At Framasoft, we don’t like (and don’t believe in) intellectual property. But we live in a world that does, and need to protect ourselves and our work. So we have registered some trademarks (PeerTube, Mobilizon, Framasoft…), and here is what we pledge. ### 1. We don’t plan to attack Registering trademarks is a defensive move. It’s to protect our work both from people who might otherwise register the names we work hard to make known, and from those who would sully the names of the projects we are building with our values, political stances and passion. ### 2. Don’t Panic We will only use trademark law in last resort. We are not trademark trolls looking forward to extorting money though legal violence. We just want to protect the reputation of names we are working hard to make known. We really intend to settle any problem we might have with you by talking it out together. If you act in good faith, there’s no need to panic. We’re sure we will understand eachother and find an elegant solution. ### 3. Don’t fool people If you say, or imply that you are us or that you are the “official one”, we will use trademark law against you. If we start getting messages of people who think your actions come from us, we will contact you to talk and find a way to make it clear that you are you, and we are us. In our experience anyway, people are not fools, and honesty is a very powerful way to bond with them. We will use trademark law, in last resort and if needed, to protect this relationship of trust and honesty we have built with people. ### 4. Don’t be an asshole Really, it’s that simple. Being assholy includes things that are forbidden by French law (promoting Nazism and fascism, pedocriminality, endangering others, fake news…), especially discrimination (against sex, gender, race, religion, orientation, minorities… well, you know the drill…). If you are using names of things we’ve worked hard for to be an asshole, we will use trademark law against you. If you try to push the limits, want to test, provoke and question society, well good for you, but we don’t have time for this: don’t use our trademarks. If you think there are too many rules, or that it’s too complicated not to be an asshole: don’t use our trademarks. If you fear you might be an asshole without knowing it, by ignorance even though you try to keep yourself educated: you’ll be fine. ### 5. Let’s respect each other If you’re not sure, come and talk with us. If we have a problem we’ll try to come and talk to you first. If by using the names of our projects, your actions start to soak up our time and energy, if you’re giving us a bad name, we’ll definitely have a problem. To avoid that, just remember that there are people who worked hard to give the names you are using their honest reputation, and just respect that work. If we find ourselves having to answer for your actions, we’ll need to talk. When we talk together, if you’re trying to be a smart ass and negotiate every word, if you don’t want to hear and consider our position (be assured we always try to do the same with others), then we’ll probably settle our disagreement using trademark law. But we don’t want to, so let’s find a way to understand each other.
The Université Populaire Libre, Ouverte, Autonome, et Décentralisée aims to contribute (on our scale) to making society more just and our world more liveable, by focusing on the training of citizens by citizens. - [Discover UPLOAD's projects](https://upload.framasoft.org)
