Copenhagen-Alliance / copenhagen-alliance.github.io

Copenhagen Alliance for Open Biblical Language Resources
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Resources we want freed #2

Open jonathanrobie opened 6 years ago

jonathanrobie commented 6 years ago

At last week's meeting, we made the following list of existing resources that we would like to have freed. Many of these resources belong to Bible societies, we would like to approach them to make the case for making them freely available. If they cannot be freed, we may want to replicate some of them or find alternatives.

Is this still the list we want to request? Does it need modification?

jtauber commented 6 years ago

Regarding the Logeion glosses from Helma Dik, I am actively working on those as part of the Greek Vocabulary Tool. I am also working on mappings between the headwords in Logeion, LSJ, BrillDAG, BauerDAG, etc.

nicolaiw-n commented 6 years ago

The SESB lexicon from the German Bible Society has already been improved on by Oliver Glanz, me and Janet Dyk, so I really wonder if there is any need to ask for permission? Janet Dyk at least does not have high regard for the original work, and we have really changed it a lot.

jonathanrobie commented 6 years ago

The SESB lexicon from the German Bible Society has already been improved on by Oliver Glanz, me and Janet Dyk, so I really wonder if there is any need to ask for permission?

It's still a derivative work, so we probably do need permission. But in the current state, the German Bible Society probably does not own your improvements unless there was a stipulation to that effect in some contract that somebody signed.

rdeblois1960 commented 6 years ago

We could go ahead and approach GBS. I have already informed Markus Hartmann about our initiative with the Copenhagen Alliance, and he responded positively. It will be good to have the website in the air first.

toddlprice commented 6 years ago

What do you mean by "UBS paratext"? If you mean the software program, ParaTExt 8, it is freely available as a program (though much of the data is not, obviously).

jag3773 commented 6 years ago

Free but I don't think it's open source @toddlprice .

jonathanrobie commented 6 years ago

For the website and README.md, I thought it would be better to use categories so nobody feels like we are lusting after their resources in public documents. Here's what I wrote.

What kinds of resources are we targeting?

We are targeting resources that are useful primarily for people working with texts in the original biblical languages. Here are some kinds of resources we would like to see freely available: