:::'''Trying to own a collaborative idea or concept can limit its growth or success'''. When people mention that I should copyright the [http://matrix.senecac.on.ca/~murray.saul/westminster/computerGuide_training.html "/Guide on the Side/" ] Computer Lab resource, I immediately respond, ''"that would immediately destroy what I have created"''. I adopt the attitude, "what you give usually will come back ten-fold". Instead of limiting that resource only to the Westminster Computer Lab, it should be freely available to benefit the World. Many private interests are trying to compete to control (what I consider) to be the next big wave which is online storage and document manipulation. Free software proponents such as '''Richard Stallman''' see the industry term '''"cloud computing"''' as nothing more than a '''"marketing gimmick"''' ('''icloud''' was recently released from Apple). Many computer program developers have collaborated for decade<u>'''s'''</u> before the term "cloud computing" became fashionable...