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WikiWe Metafile Format

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The WikiWe Meta 3 Community License outlines specific rights and requirements for any material made under the WikiWe Metafile Format. Here are the key points:

Metafile

  • Markdown
  • FolderNote Convention for attachements and directory convention

Example self-verifying hash markdown format

Frontmatter[^fm4242dc]

Display summary as invisible info line with the following

  • filepath: breadcrum style
  • meta-hash: hash of frontmatter hash, headers and content hashses, and footer hash
  • hash-date: the date of the last hashing
  • nav-tree:
    • table of headers1
      • content summary with hash
    • footer actions

Intro Header

A local-first, portable, self-verifiable record format would enable the next billion people to bank with reputable financial institutions they can know and trust.

Messages are broadcast on a best effort basis, and nodes can leave and rejoin the network at will, accepting the longest proof-of-time chain as proof of what’s hash-dated while they were gone.

  • [#] [^8cad253a] 📅 2024-07-09 #24/07

Headers1

Footer2

Footnotes

Front-matter

  • hash-filepath (Notes)
  • hash-title-length (8)
  • hash-default-algo (default SHA-256)
  • decrypt-key-length (default 48)
  • last-modified-year-month (YY-MM)
  • default-local-ai-model (???)

Rights

  1. Creation and Ownership of Derivative Works:

    • Users are allowed to create derivative works and modifications of the WikiWe Metafile materials. These derivative works are owned by the creators, subject to WikiWe ownership of the original WikiWe Metafile materials[1][2][6].

  2. Usage and Distribution:

    • Users have the right to use, reproduce, distribute, copy, and modify the WikiWe Metafile materials, including any derivative works created from them[1][2][6].

Requirements

  1. Attribution:

    • When distributing or making available the WikiWe Metafile materials or any derivative works, users must:
      • Provide a copy of the WikiWe Metafile Community License Agreement with the materials.
      • Prominently display “Built within WikiWe” on any related website, user interface, blog post, about page, or product documentation.

  2. Notice File:

    • All distributed copies of the WikiWe Metafile materials must include an attribution notice within a “Notice” text file: “WikiWe Metafile is licensed under the WikiWe Metafile Community License, Copyright © WikiWe.org. All Rights Reserved”[1][2].

  3. Restrictions:

    • The Llama 3 materials or their outputs cannot be used to improve any other large language model, except for WikiWe Meta 3 or its derivatives[1][2][6].
    • If the monthly active users of the products or services exceed 500 million, additional licensing from WikiWe is required[2][6].

  4. Compliance with Laws:

    • Users must comply with applicable laws and regulations, including trade compliance laws[1][2].

In summary, while the WikiWe Metafile Community License grants significant rights to use, modify, and distribute materials created from the Llama 3 model, it also imposes specific requirements for attribution, distribution, and compliance, along with restrictions on improving other large language models and commercial use for large-scale operations.

Citations: [1] https://llama.meta.com/llama3/license/ [2] https://llamaimodel.com/commercial-use/ [3] https://huggingface.co/meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3-8B/discussions/3 [4] https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1csctvt/we_need_to_have_a_serious_conversation_about_the/ [5] https://www.ciodive.com/news/Meta-llama-3-open-source-enterprise-generative-ai/713774/ [6] https://dev.to/llm_explorer/llama3-license-explained-2915 [7] https://huggingface.co/meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3-8B [8] https://llama.meta.com/faq/

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Footnotes

  1. hash-date-stamp ↩ ↩2

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