On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 5:11 PM, Sven Benhaupt
wrote:
> 2009/10/26 Frederik Ramm
>
> Thanks a lot for your quick answer, this was very helpful for me.
>
>> > If so - would it also be legally ok if I would create a "print map"
>> Yes, but the printed map is not a collective work any more; at least
>> under CC-BY-SA the printed map would have to be licensed CC-BY-SA,
>> *including* the depicted vehicle routes/positions. OSM has no problem
>> with that, and your delivery company probably hasn't either (remember,
>> CC-BY-SA does not mean you have to put it up on a web site or something,
>> just that anyone who legally gets hold of such a printout may do
>> whatever he or she likes with it).
>
> Ok, this is also what I understood. But as far as I'm informed the OSM
> project will change it's licensing soon (ODbl) - will it then still be legal
> to use the OSM data the way we want to use it?
yes. if the change to ODbL goes through it is likely that the OSM
tiles will remain CC BY-SA, or possibly move to a less restrictive
license. in either case, what you are proposing will still be legal -
and i think we want it to always stay that way.
cheers,
matt
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