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Citations or licensing for material provided by the Altera Wiki

Altera_Forum
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‎10-03-2016 03:54 PM
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Hi, 

 

I'm a student and was wondering if there is any information concerning licensing information from examples provided by Altera Wiki. I'm trying to cite some of the material but don't see names. Is it free to assume the source is open source to be used in any manner? What happens if come up with something grand that my lab wants to patent as a process, but some of the materials were learned/provided from the wiki? I most definitely want to provide proper attribution. 

 

I'm sure there are professionals that may know the answer to this very real world problem? I looked through the forums and didn't see this question posted. 

 

Thanks!
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