Int'l FOSS Law Review

The International Free and Open Source Software Law Review has been providing high-quality peer-reviewed papers on free and open source software and related topics since 2009. It's an open access journal. All contributors and editors are volunteers, and all editions are (and always will be) available under a liberal creative commons or similar licence.

Over the years, we have developed a great reputation, and have published papers from some of the most respected practitioners and academics in the FOSS world.

Our expenses are web hosting, printing a small number of paper editions (which are given away free of charge), domain names, some administrative services like CROSSREF and the fees of a part-time administrator.

Over the course of the next year, we are planning on transitioning to a respected academic organisation to act as host. In the meantime, we need to keep the (metaphorical) presses rolling. 

Accordingly, we're looking for interim funding for the next 12 months, until approximately March-April 2017. 

We really appreciate your interest, and hope you are able to help us carry on the good work.

You can find all editions of IFOSSLR, and more information here. 

Thanks,

Andrew, Carlo, McCoy, Kari and the rest of the editorial and administrative team.