Alex,
I wouldn't worry too much about this. You simply state that the mapping
(including any derivative elements) is CC-By-SA.
Anything you have added to the map that is not derivative or based on it
(i.e. your Logo) remains (C).
If anyone wants to actually scan that map, and try to sell
So I was looking through some cycle books, as you do, when I came across
this one (i've hosted the images 3rd party and avoided HTML, if
they don't work let me know. I had to snap them on the iPhone - so sorry for
the lack of a close focus!!) :
http://img249.imageshack.us/i/img0002tw.jpg/
It's a
to give something back by making their re-use
re-useable? Or am I just tilting at windmills?
Phil
On 2 June 2010 21:58, Frederik Ramm frede...@remote.org wrote:
Phil,
Phil Monger wrote:
It's a new cycle book for London, with routes, etc. Pretty standard
fare. The problem? All the maps inside
,
Phil Monger wrote:
This is entirely derivative. The maps and route descriptions operate
together as *one piece of work* - indeed descriptions of the ways, place
names, distances, directions (ect) used in *the text* are taken from
*the mapping*. The text couldn't / wouldn't
