Draft:Culture libre et ouverte

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Declined by WikiOriginal-9 5 months ago. Last edited by Luigi Cavallotti 3 days ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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La culture “libre” ou “ouverte” consiste en l’accès libre et ouvert au patrimoine culturel et à la créativité contemporaine. La culture libre s’inscrit dans le mouvement pour le libre accès, et s’effectue notamment au moyen des licences et outils Creative Commons.

Le terme est apparenté au terme “open GLAM,” intraduisible, qui correspond au mouvement pour le libre accès dans les institutions culturelles et patrimoniales, y compris les galeries, bibliothèques, archives et musées (GLAM est l’acronyme en anglais de galleries, libraries, archives and museums).^[1]

Selon l'organisation Creative Commons, le terme culture libre ou ouverte est à préférer pour trois raisons principales: il ne contient pas d’acronyme souvent impénétrable aux non-initiés; son sens est plus large car il comprend non seulement les institutions mais également leurs utilisateurs, leurs communautés, les acteurs privés, le secteur des institutions à but non-lucratif, ainsi que la société dans son ensemble; enfin il englobe les synergies entre la culture en tant que patrimoine et en tant que créativité contemporaine.^[2]

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^ "Open GLAM". Retrieved 17 November 2023.
^ "Creative Commons Open Culture". Creative Commons Open Culture. Retrieved 17 November 2023.

[1] "Open GLAM". Retrieved 17 November 2023.

[2] "Creative Commons Open Culture". Creative Commons Open Culture. Retrieved 17 November 2023.

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