Dear license-discuss,
software and open source licensing is tightly concerned with copyright law of
software.Another topic tightly concerned with copyright are images.So I was
wondering how to handle screenshots of open source software.Most licenses do
not explicitly cover this subject (i.e. LGP
On 16/03/14 13:31, Sebastian Hoffmann wrote:
> I think, Wikipedia for instance treats screenshots in the meaning of
> "derived work", which is sometimes covered by OS licenses.
> As a result the screenshot has a remark (when you click on it), that it
> has the same license as the originating OS pro
Hello,
On 03/17/2014 06:24 PM, Gervase Markham wrote:
On 16/03/14 13:31, Sebastian Hoffmann wrote:
I think, Wikipedia for instance treats screenshots in the meaning of
"derived work", which is sometimes covered by OS licenses.
As a result the screenshot has a remark (when you click on it), that
Hello,
> > Are there really countries with no concept of this at all?
As far as I know, "fair use" is a concept usally to be find in states with
"common law".Legal systems based on "civil law" have copyright laws and
citation laws, which explicitly state what is permitted and what not.The
probl
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