Hi,
Richard Fairhurst wrote:
Therefore distributing a Produced Work as public domain, with no
attribution requirement, does _not_ fulfil your obligation to "include a
notice... reasonably calculated to make any Person... aware". So you
can't do it. The most permissive licence which may be used for a
Produced Work is attribution-only [...]
Those still interested in this after nearly six weeks might want to
compare Richard's above statement with Rufus Pollock's here:
http://lists.okfn.org/pipermail/odc-discuss/2010-July/000277.html
("However, you are not required to impose any kind of licensing
condition on the produced work (that's up to *You*) [...] So, for
example, a rendered map from OSM could be incorporated into
wikipedia (or anywhere else for that matter) without any problem -- or
any need to even think about the ODbL -- as the ODbL does not impose
any restrictions on the Produced Work.")
I conclude that the situation is inconclusive.
Bye
Frederik
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