Free Beer - Revision history

Andrew Buck: fixing category capitilization

2011-06-03T15:26:51Z

fixing category capitilization

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	'''In the future Free Beer can be produced by OSE farms as to promotion the concept of OSE to the public'''		'''In the future Free Beer can be produced by OSE farms as to promotion the concept of OSE to the public'''

Conor at 01:33, 7 March 2011

2011-03-07T01:33:36Z

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	'''In the future Free Beer can be produced by OSE farms as to promotion the concept of OSE to the public'''		'''In the future Free Beer can be produced by OSE farms as to promotion the concept of OSE to the public'''

	Free Beer, formerly known as Our Beer (Danish: Vores øl) is the first brand of beer with ~~a "free"~~ recipe ~~- free as in "freedom", taken after the term "free software"~~. The name "Free Beer" is a play on Richard Stallman's common explanation that free software is "free as in speech, not free as in beer."~~[1]~~ The recipe is published under a Creative Commons license, specifically the Attribution-ShareAlike license.		Free Beer, formerly known as Our Beer (Danish: Vores øl) is the first brand of beer with an open recipe. The name "Free Beer" is a play on Richard Stallman's common explanation that free software is "free as in free speech, not free as in free beer."
	The beer was created by students at the IT-University in Copenhagen together with Superflex, a Copenhagen-based artist collective, to illustrate how concepts of the free software movement might be applied outside the digital world.
			The recipe is published under a Creative Commons license, specifically the Attribution-ShareAlike license. The beer was created by students at the IT-University in Copenhagen together with Superflex, a Copenhagen-based artist collective, to illustrate how concepts of the free software movement might be applied outside the digital world.

	http://www.freebeer.org/		http://www.freebeer.org/

Conor at 15:16, 19 February 2011

2011-02-19T15:16:57Z

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	'''See Also''': [[OpenCola]]		'''See Also''': [[OpenCola]]

			==Product ecology==
			*Grain husks can be used as a substrate to grow [[Mushrooms\|mushrooms]]
			*Wastewater can be used to grow [[Algae\|spirulina]]
			*[[Biogas]] produced can be used for energy

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2011-02-19T05:46:38Z

Created page with "'''In the future Free Beer can be produced by OSE farms as to promotion the concept of OSE to the public''' Free Beer, formerly known as Our Beer (Danish: Vores øl) is the firs..."

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'''In the future Free Beer can be produced by OSE farms as to promotion the concept of OSE to the public'''

Free Beer, formerly known as Our Beer (Danish: Vores øl) is the first brand of beer with a "free" recipe - free as in "freedom", taken after the term "free software". The name "Free Beer" is a play on Richard Stallman's common explanation that free software is "free as in speech, not free as in beer."[1] The recipe is published under a Creative Commons license, specifically the Attribution-ShareAlike license.
The beer was created by students at the IT-University in Copenhagen together with Superflex, a Copenhagen-based artist collective, to illustrate how concepts of the free software movement might be applied outside the digital world.

http://www.freebeer.org/

'''See Also''': [[OpenCola]]