We are creating collaborative, free, open textbooks.
The underlying concept behind these open textbooks is to make Intellectual Property & Technology Law more accessible — both physically and conceptually. Our books aim to be a complete university level textbook to replace expensive and quickly outdated commercial books.
We would love your help writing these books! Please take a look at the individual textbooks for more info on how to contribute.
If you have any questions, please contact Nic at n.suzor@qut.edu.au.
Licence grant: The main condition of participating is that you must agree to license any of your contributions under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licence. This enables any person to copy, modify, and distribute this book (including commercially). Importantly, however, it will always be ‘open’: anyone who distributes material based on this book must do so under the same licence.
To preview the site: bundle exec jekyll serve
To build: bundle exec jekyll build
To push dev to cloudflate: wrangler deploy -e dev
To push live version: wrangler deploy -e wikijuris
- Install Ruby and rbenv:
sudo apt install rbenv && rbenv install 3.3.4 && rbenv global 3.3.4 && ruby -v - Install bundler (from project root):
gem install bundler && rbenv rehash - Install:
bundle install