FOSsil Bank: A Catalogue of Shareable Resources and Libre Works

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This wiki collects and catalogues the world's shareable resources: works that can be copied and shared without breaking the law. Some of these works can be adapted and altered and some can be sold. Works that can be duplicated and adapted for profit or for free are called libre works and they are given special priority.

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How to stay up-to-date with the FOSsil Bank

How To Use This Site

  • Get Stuff without Paying for It: The majority of shareable resources (though not all of them) are available for free download.
  • Get Stuff You Can Use: If you're writing a book, maybe you want to illustrate it. If you're composing a song, maybe you want another song to remix. Most of the things on this site can be shared and adapted non-commercially — many of them can be shared and adapted commercially. See Using This Stuff for more details.
  • Contribute: If you find something under a shareable resource licence, add an entry on it to the wiki. See the tutorial for assistance. Please also add information to existing entries. There's also a list of jobs.
  • Get in Touch: If you find a work that you can't or won't add to the wiki or if you have any comments to make, please enter them on our feedback form.

How Not To Use This Site

  • This site is not an explanation of what libre is, why it matters or how to use it. For that, see Living Libre.
  • This site is not a place for comment or discussion. For that, see Living Libre.

Complete List of Works and Sources

A list of all works, sources and supplements on this site.

  • Group Works ● 'A Pattern Language for Bringing Life to Meetings and Other Gatherings'
  • Guess Who's a Mess ● 'Guess Who's a Mess is the third full-length Brad Sucks album. It's about dealing with other people's expectations.'
  • Guide to Developing OA Journals ● What it says in the title.
  • GUMSHOE SRD ● 'The document is a reference for game designers, and is not tuned to teach the game, or provide a playable game experience.'
  • Gundam Blackbird ● A Hackbird inspired by Gundam.
  • Gunwave ● A system for playing the angsty teens of a mecha anime series.
  • HabitRPG ● 'Gamify your life'
  • Hacker Public Radio ● 'Hacker Public Radio (HPR) is an Internet Radio show (podcast) that releases shows every weekday Monday through Friday.'
  • Hacking Politics ● 'How Geeks, Progressives, the Tea Party, Gamers, Anarchists and Suits Teamed Up to Defeat SOPA and Save the Internet'
  • Hand Covers Bruise ● A game of strategy and guess work played only with hands.
  • Hedgewars ● A Worms-like computer game.
  • Hello_world ● A blog for three documentaries about open programming languages.
  • Heroes Against Darkness ● "[A] modern d20 RPG system that combines speed and simplicity with balance and depth."
  • Heroes Vs. Villains ● A collection of 'photos' of supervillains.
  • Hexpack ● An expansion to the Piecepack.
  • Hierarchy of Interface for Tabletop Games ● How people interact with tabletop games.
  • High School Hearts ● light tabletop role-playing game of high schoolers dealing with the emotional roller-coaster of adolescence
  • HiLo Heroes ● A superhero RPG.
  • His Due ● Ordinary people find some of their memories have been taken in exchange for deadly magical powers.
  • History of Graphic Design ● A graphic design primer.
  • Hoard ● Play a growing dragon.
  • Hoborg ● 'A dieselpunk novel with Spanish-created robot hobos in a balcanized America at the beginning of the XX century.' - that anyone can edit, fork and contribute to.
  • Homotopy Type Theory: Univalent Foundations Of Mathematics ● 'Homotopy type theory is a new branch of mathematics that combines aspects of several different fields in a surprising way.'
  • Honda 3D Design Archives ● External designs of Honda's cars.
  • Hot Lamp ● Two detectives interrogate two suspects.
  • House of Masks ● In a far off land where mighty sorcerers dwell, the God-King Castor rules from a castle where the spirit realm and physical realm touch, allowing for powerful magics to happen and for a person’s spirit form to take control of one’s body..
  • How I Learned to Stop Worrying & Love the Bomb Shelter ● A 'game of paranoia and treachery for at least 4 players.'
  • How Open Is It? ● Defining open access.
  • Hunters And Haunts ● A board game played on two different boards.
  • Hyper ● A modular gaming system.
  • Hyperbole And A Half ● A comic.
  • Icar ● A detailed sci-fi RPG and setting, beautifully decorated with 3D images.
  • Icke ● 'A sad story about a miserable kid and the perils of fish telepathy. Despite this flippant description, I consider this one of my more successful horror stories.'
  • Icosahedral ● A role-playing game.
  • Iliamna Unknown ● Vacationing software engineers search for the Iliamna Monster.
  • Immersion into Noise ● 'On a planet that is increasingly technologically linked and globally mediated, how might noises break and re-connect in distinctive and productive ways within practices located in the world of art and thought?'
  • In The Blindness Of The Glare ● 'Part of the deal with the Ardwin ransom was that I agreed to write a story for ten of the $50+ donors. Each one got to dictate one element for inclusion. This is that story.'
  • In the Shade of the Commons ● About bridging the gaps between information societies.
  • Income Models for Open Access ● Developing a business model for an open access journal.
  • Inkscape ● A vector graphics editor.
  • Inside a Star-filled Sky ● A recursive, infinite tactical shooter.
  • Integrity at Scale ● A book proposing the Redesign Revolution.
  • Intellectual Property: Law and the Information Society ● "This book is an introduction to intellectual property law, the set of private legal rights that allows individuals and corporations to control intangible creations and marks—from logos to novels to drug formulae—and the exceptions and limitations that define those rights."
  • International Free & Open Source Software Law Review ● The International Free and Open Source Software Law Review (IFOSS L. Rev.) is a collaborative legal publication aiming to increase knowledge and understanding among lawyers about Free and Open Source Software issues.
  • International Journal of the Commons ● A journal that discusses resources that can be shared and used collectively.
  • Into the Odd ● Adventures in the odd world.
  • Introduction to Basic Legal Citation ● US legal citation.
  • Introduction to Economic Analysis ● 'This book presents standard intermediate microeconomics material and some material that, in the authors' view, ought to be standard but is not.'
  • Inuma ● A system for shared, improvised storytelling.
  • Invulnerable Tabletop Super Hero Roleplaying Game ● 'The Invulnerable RPG Year One Edition allows you to create your own hero, and experience worlds of adventure!'
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