Not doing much ALTing right now?
I just found this website. If you’re a beginner or in the intermediate level of learning Japanese, you might find this useful. It might be something to be productive at work and a nice balance while you make future lesson plans/activities for this school year.
https://tadoku.org/japanese/en/free-books-en/
For upper/advance level, please wait.
I'm writing an open-source set of programs for translating and generating cards for Cards Against Humanity game. I want to make this fully professional and I have trouble with selecting proper licensing.
I will be using blank cards templates from Cards Against Humanity from their site, which are licensed under CC BY-C-SA 2.0. For the texts, I want to use JSON files from https://crhallberg.com/cah/. For translation, I am using a free Yandex Translate API.
I am not sure which license should I use for my programs. I've read https://choosealicense.com/ site, but I'm not sure which license will work in my situation.
Which license should I use?
I have modified a work, that is a series of paper booklets, under CC BY NC SA, and redistributing those under the same licence.
Does the licence requires me to give the PDF (PDF of the printed booklets) if someone asks for it?
Ceci sont les termes de la license de Epsilon.
De ce que j'en comprends, cela fait qu'on ne peut pas redistribuer les modification qu'on fait au software, et ca c'est pas terrible. Pourquoi ca et pas juste CC-BY-NC ?
Hello, I am looking to grab data from a website that does not belong to me. On their website, it says "Content is available under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 unless otherwise noted." https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
I am looking to create a mobile app but I need the data from their website. Would it be legal under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 to scrape their website for the data I need and then store that data on my own server?
On the link, it also says NonCommercial
Would this mean I wouldn't be able to put google ads on the app and be paid by Google for showing their ads? I won't be charging the users but if I could have ads just to pay for the hosting costs etc?
Location: Ohio
I've just noticed that this game is licsensed CC BY-NA-SA but they say you can't submit it to an app store.
Presumably you can use the "transform" or "remix" abilities granted by the license to write an app and open-source the code. How can the licensor then stop you from submitting it to an app store, as long as you do not charge for it?
Does anyone know if this is allowed? I would argue that through the fact that the Creative Commons license is for non-commercial uses only I can safely submit songs under that license to Content-Id right?
Hello,
Right now I'm working on a RPG (Roleplaying game) system, writing rules and content for it. I'm planning on releasing the content on a webpage as well as on Github under a "CC BY-NC 4.0" license so that people could participate and contribute during the development.
While I develop and playtest the system with different people, if someone make an interesting suggestion that would improve the system, can I use that in some later content/material? Am I protected against claims that it was the suggesting individual Intellectual Property? How does it work if I want to use that suggested content/material commercially?
I'd also like to live stream sessions where I work on rules and content so that people can contribute. However I'm quite afraid of potential claims made by the people participating on Twitch or Youtube for example if I use that material commercially afterwards.
