 Fibonacci code example from VHDL article uncredited in publication HiFWIW I just sent an email to libraryatdlacuk with a subject of Uncredited code example from Wikipedia in one of your publicationsLadies and GentlemenI just 20061201T1410 downloaded the document    with a title ofAn overview of FPGAs and FPGA programming Initial experiences atDaresbury November 2006 Version 20 Richard Wain Ian Bush Martyn Guest Miles Deegan Igor Kozin andChristine Kitchen Computational Science and Engineering Department CCLRC DaresburyLaboratory Daresbury Warrington Cheshire WA4 4AD UKID numbers in that file are ISSN 13620207 and DLTR2006007The Fibonacci series example in VHDL in section 31 on page 7 isnear identical to the code example on VHDL in the English Wikipedia which was firstwritten by  in 12 July 2002as versionThe only change to the code in your document seems to be exchangingthe VHDL architecture name from Rcingham to FibThe document in question does not acknowledge the author of thatcode example as required by the GNU Free Documentation LicenseA quote from    The license Wikipedia uses grants free access to our content in the   same sense as free software is licensed freely This principle is   known as copyleft That is to say Wikipedia content can be copied   modified and redistributed so long as the new version grants the   same freedoms to others and acknowledges the authors of the   Wikipedia article used a direct link back to the article satisfies   our author credit requirementPlease update the document in order to comply with the requirementsof the GNU Free Documentation LicenseSincerely  Colin Marquardt

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 Fibonacci code example from VHDL article uncredited in publication HiFWIW I just sent an email to libraryatdlacuk with a subject of Uncredited code example from Wikipedia in one of your publicationsLadies and GentlemenI just 20061201T1410 downloaded the document    with a title ofAn overview of FPGAs and FPGA programming Initial experiences atDaresbury November 2006 Version 20 Richard Wain Ian Bush Martyn Guest Miles Deegan Igor Kozin andChristine Kitchen Computational Science and Engineering Department CCLRC DaresburyLaboratory Daresbury Warrington Cheshire WA4 4AD UKID numbers in that file are ISSN 13620207 and DLTR2006007The Fibonacci series example in VHDL in section 31 on page 7 isnear identical to the code example on VHDL in the English Wikipedia which was firstwritten by  in 12 July 2002as versionThe only change to the code in your document seems to be exchangingthe VHDL architecture name from Rcingham to FibThe document in question does not acknowledge the author of thatcode example as required by the GNU Free Documentation LicenseA quote from    The license Wikipedia uses grants free access to our content in the   same sense as free software is licensed freely This principle is   known as copyleft That is to say Wikipedia content can be copied   modified and redistributed so long as the new version grants the   same freedoms to others and acknowledges the authors of the   Wikipedia article used a direct link back to the article satisfies   our author credit requirementPlease update the document in order to comply with the requirementsof the GNU Free Documentation LicenseSincerely  Colin Marquardt

