[OSM-legal-talk] ODbL / CT and CC-BY-SA Pictures / Texts / Video

[M∡rtin Koppenhoefer]

2011/3/11 Richard Weait <richard at weait.com>:
> Be more specific about your ontology.  How does your ontology interact
> with an unmodified OSM database?


the ontology objects were planned to work aside from OSM and to only
have spatial connection to the cartographic data, but I encouraged
them to use references to OSM-IDs where available to better connect
the two and to benefit from updates of OSM-Data.

> In general:
> - a displayed map created from an unchanged OSM database would be a
> Produced Work.
> - a Produced Work requires a notice "Contains information from
> OpenStreetMap, which is made available OSM.org under the Open Database
> License (ODbL).


yes, the map data will be made available under the required OSM-terms
(cc-by-sa for the moment, potentially other licenses in the futures).


> - a Produced Work may require additional license-related information,
> depending on your other license obligations.  For example, including
> CC-By Icons, or CC-By-SA video in your Produced Work gives you
> obligations under those licenses.


Yes, the license for every object will be stored in the db and
displayed when the object is shown. So if I interpret your answers
correctly, we will be able to display POIs (Icons for POIs and
multimedia content) over an ODbL-OSM map (also "together" when
delivered by a WMS-Server?) where this content is available only in
cc-by-sa?

cheers,
Martin