Openfree

Open to Everyone, Free for All.

Everyone is invited to edit the content.

"Openfree" is a term used to indicate that any information content is copyright-free and that the source code of any computer programs or prototypes is available to everyone without restriction.
The original author does not retain copyrights—everything is free and open to everyone.

Databases and raw program sources are accessible to anyone, and both database services and compiled programs are free to use.

Visit the Openfree Bio-Encyclopedia: Biopedia.org

The word "free" in Openfree refers not only to the freedom of sharing knowledge but also to the fact that knowledge is free of cost—just like a free meal.

It extends beyond software and data, encompassing other intellectual properties such as book content and various media that contain knowledge, data, and information created by any kind of Biological Information Objects (BiO) in the universe.

Openfree is supported by BioFoundation as part of the BioLicense.
BioFoundation is a loosely connected association that maintains various bio- and -omics-related sites.

The Openfree concept has its roots in a philosophy called Biosophy.

Who Owns Openfree Sites?

You do, along with future generations in our societies. See our BioOriginality rule for more details.

What is the Openfree Network?

The Openfree Network is an internet community consisting of Openfree domains and websites. Any homepage is welcome to join this network—just be Openfree!

Openfree Sites List: biosite.org

History of Openfree

The Openfree concept originates from the field of Bioinformatics.