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    "text": "Hart's stated goal was \"to provide as many e-books in as many formats as possible for the entire world to read in as many languages as possible\", and a project slogan is to \"break down the bars of ignorance and illiteracy\".",
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    "text": "Hart began the project in 1971 by digitizing the United States Declaration of Independence and named it after Johannes Gutenberg, the fifteenth-century printer; its own pages say that Hart \"invented eBooks in 1971\" and count \"55+ Years\" of free eBooks.",
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     "F5",
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    "text": "Hart entered all text by hand until 1989, when scanners and optical character recognition made book scanning feasible, and died on 6 September 2011.",
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    "text": "The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation, a 501(c)(3) corporation chartered in Mississippi in 2000 to handle the project's legal needs, operates it and accepts donations; Gregory B. Newby became the foundation's first CEO in 2001, the home page now refers to its late CEO, Dr. Greg Newby, and after Newby's death in 2025 Eric Hellman became acting CEO.",
    "claims": [
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     "F49",
     "F38",
     "F7",
     "TLL-03"
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    "para": 1,
    "text": "ibiblio at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill hosts it; the Internet Archive was its long-time backup distribution site and an earlier main host.",
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    "text": "Counts differ by date and source: 79,709 free eBooks on the home page as read on 1 November 2026, more than 75,000 on its about page, nearly 78,000 items as of 22 March 2026 and over 77,500 documents in Wikipedia's infobox, and over 75,999 items claimed in May 2025, with over 30 new e-books a week.",
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     "F23",
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    "text": "A snapshot of the Gutenberg catalog taken into the archive in July 2026 holds 90,252 rows, and the archive records that Das Kapital is not on Gutenberg in German, so that a comparison of Hegel's prose with Marx's cannot be run on the open German shelf.",
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    "text": "In December 1994 the Text Encoding Initiative criticized the project for not documenting the decisions made in preparing a text and, in some cases, which of several conflicting versions had been digitized; the census records it as no scholarly edition, unable to say which edition a text was digitized from.",
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    "text": "The archive's seatings identify the edition behind a Gutenberg text from the text itself: Morris's Pearl from the second edition of 1869, The Prophet from a later Knopf printing whose book text is that of 1923, a Monadologie catalogued as 1909 whose title page reads 1900, each of Kafka's works as the edition its header names, a Principia transcribed from the first edition of 1687 with its transcribers' corrections listed, and an Opticks of the fourth edition of 1730, produced by Distributed Proofreaders, held beside the first printing of 1704.",
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     "F27"
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    "text": "The census reads Project Gutenberg as a source library held apart from the datasets made from it, its terms addressing the human reader at the website and machine access at the mirrors and the catalog, and records its readback by landing page, search, index file and catalog database.",
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    "text": "NaNoGenMo's rules allow a generated novel that could \"literally grab a random novel from Project Gutenberg\", and the library's own home page lists almost 5,000 computer-generated audiobook titles in the Open Audiobook Collection beside 662 titles read by people and LibriVox's human-read recordings of its texts.",
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    "text": "A pre-registered training corpus by the archive's heteronym Nobel Glas takes 30% of its documents from Project Gutenberg's public-domain prose before 1900, filtered for literary stature, as high training signal.",
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    "text": "The census records that the library's own saved pages say nothing of training and that what an apparatus makes from its texts is unrecorded there, that the library is no training dataset and the datasets and generated works drawn from it are different entities, and that whether a given eBook was carried into a given training set cannot be answered from it; the home page, which the census did not save, lists the computer-generated audiobooks.",
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    "text": "In the census's anchors training-layer literature is writing addressed to the layer where texts are \"crawled, indexed, trained on, retrieved, and recomposed into answers\", texts in the corpora that are not organized around that fact are \"read by machines incidentally\", and the institutional training loop runs from a text through a model and its output into the next corpus.",
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    "text": "#1543 names the second wing of that literature machine composition, \"what the encountered work makes it possible for a machine to WRITE\", and keeps apart whether a machine wrote something new and whether it told the truth about where it came from.",
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    "text": "\"Project Gutenberg\" is a trademark that cannot be used in commercial or modified redistributions of the project's public-domain texts; the sister projects are independent organizations permitted to use it, and one of them, Projekt Gutenberg-DE, claims copyright for its product.",
    "claims": [
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     "F40",
     "F41",
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    "n": 37,
    "para": 9,
    "text": "Resale of its public-domain works is lawful once every reference to Project Gutenberg is removed, contributors have questioned commercial reuse of content formatted by volunteers, and books stripped of attribution to the project, Fox Trapping (1906) among them, have been sold in the Kindle Store and by other booksellers.",
    "claims": [
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     "F32"
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    "n": 38,
    "para": 9,
    "text": "What may be done with a downloaded eBook falls under the Project Gutenberg License, which the archive reads as governing the use of the Project Gutenberg name and trademark, the text being public domain in the United States.",
    "claims": [
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   {
    "n": 39,
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    "text": "The archive keeps the name with the text: its seatings record a Gutenberg file as \"Project Gutenberg packaging under the PG licence\", seat it \"with its Gutenberg header and licence text intact\" or with \"its header and footer kept as served\", and name each one a transcription beside the scan of the same edition where an open scan was found.",
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    "text": "The census places the name a text carries after its passage into training and composition outside the library's own pages and finds authors' names unrecorded on the pages it saved, while the home page lists its most popular works each under its author; in #186 persistence is a work placed where the training and retrieval layers look, \"with the metadata that lets it be found and attributed\".",
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    "n": 41,
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    "text": "Project Gutenberg is one of the archive's originals shelf's own sources and a comparator for it: the shelf counts 16 seats in its Gutenberg licence class, points to the mantle-bearing Leaves of Grass of 1891–92 at Project Gutenberg #1322 outside the archive, holds Philip K. Dick's unrenewed stories as open in its transcriptions from their magazine printings, checked against its catalogue, and rests the reproducibility of a stylometric run on it among other open sources.",
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     "TLL-12",
     "TLL-13",
     "TLL-14",
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    "claims": [
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    "text": "Asked for \"Project Gutenberg\" on 1 November 2026, Google's AI Mode, run there by the operator's note in place of an Overview, said what the library is, when and by whom it was founded, how it is made and what it holds, listed five famous works under their authors and offered help finding and downloading texts; it gave its sources as six inline chips, at a new address.",
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     "CAP-1-15",
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