[OSM-legal-talk] public transport routing and OSM-ODbL
Frederik Ramm
frederik at remote.org
Sat Jul 10 08:56:10 BST 2010
Hi,
On 07/09/2010 02:22 PM, Richard Fairhurst wrote:
> So let's say Australia wants to stick with CC licences because most of your
> data is imported and you reckon it's not relicensable under ODbL.[1]
>
> And let's say Europe wants to move to ODbL because CC isn't valid for data
> in most of Europe and most of our data is surveyed.
>
> That sounds like a fork to me. Cheerio.
There are good forks and bad forks. A bad fork would be two Australia
datasets with different people editing them under different licenses. A
good fork would be to agree to have the Aussie dataset under whatever
license the Australia community prefers, and use ODbL for the rest of
the world. It's not *that* difficiult technically. And we do have a
tradition to not centralise things unnecessarily in OSM...
Bye
Frederik
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