El Martes, 10 de Febrero de 2009, Roeland Douma escribió: > - When creating mash-ups of the data no data has to be send back to > openstreetmap right? With mash-ups I mean little balloons that link to news > events. They probably won't mind sending it back but it is not of any value > to use I assume.
The general idea is that clearly separated data layers don't pose any problem.
So, balloons with news items? As long as you can tell the balloons apart from
the map and the map apart from the balloons, go ahead!
> - Of course when they add ways etc the data has to come back our way.
Yep.
> - When they embed Openstreetmap maps on their website I assume a line with:
> "data by openstreetmap" will be enough?
>
> - The same for map shown on television. "Data by openstreetmap (c)" at the
> bottom of the picture is enough?
"Data CC-BY-SA, OpenStreetMap.org contributors" would be a little bit better
for both cases. Change the "(C)" by "CC-BY-SA" in any case. Please do link to
openstreetmap.org in the map in the webpage.
If the screen real estate is really precious, it could be shaved off
to "CC-BY-SA OpenStreetMap" or even just "OpenStreetMap"
or "OpenStreetMap.org". Remember that the CC-BY-SA license asks for
attribution "reasonable to the medium".
Cheers,
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