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Cool! How was this made?
Sunday, September 22, 2013 - 11:49

Cool! How was this made?

There appears to be some
Wednesday, September 18, 2013 - 19:23

There appears to be some controversy around the copyright status of this music:

http://forum.jamendo.com/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/3036672#Comment_3036672

 

I wonder if STK team is aware.

An addition: When you have
Monday, September 9, 2013 - 03:09

An addition: When you have published a work under CC-BY-SA 3.0 and Person J requests alternative terms of use, you can agree to that. Be it for free or for pay. These new terms mean that Person J will have to adhere to these terms when using your work or Person J can still use your work under CC-BY-SA 3.0. These alternative terms can apply only to Person J, if worded correctly.

"Would it be possible to just tolerate the use in iOS software as long as the terms of CC-BY-SA are followed?"

There is a little bit of information in the CC FAQ on this: #Can_I_change_the_license_terms_or_conditions

Okay, I unflagged the
Friday, September 6, 2013 - 07:06

Okay, I unflagged the submission since you confirm that authorship and licensing is now clarified. Note that the archive apparently is double-gzip-ed (aunpack CLI tool failes to un pack it. I have to gzip -d twice before I get a tar).

Thanks!

My understanding is that we
Friday, September 6, 2013 - 06:50

My understanding is that we're waiting for AT to reply. If that's not correct and the submission is ready to be published again, please let us know. 

Thanks for the patience!

I disabled downloading until
Friday, September 6, 2013 - 06:08

Thanks for the submission. I find some information confusing.

As part of the OGA moderation team I disabled downloading until licensing/authorship is clear

Please clarify:

There are files that you created and files that you did not create?

Are there files that are remixes of files by others?

I would assume the screenshot contains art by many people but licensing and authorship needs to be clear for all files in a submission, as well as previews.

Please note:

the licensing choice is not for stating "there are files under A but also files under B license" but for stating "all files are dual-licensed under A and B licenses".

 I recommend replacing this submission with a zip and preview that contains only CC0 works only made by you (yd) and uploading the pack to the AT forums.

I recommend zips for files
Friday, September 6, 2013 - 06:01

I recommend zips for files and a preview that contains all sounds.

montage-sfx from https://github.com/qubodup/ogatools can help with that.

Licensing your work under CC
Friday, September 6, 2013 - 04:30

Just in case a note: Licensing your work under CC-BY-SA does not mean that you can not license it under other terms as well.

You can allow use under proprietary terms. This would allow one additional specific use, but it could not be shared with others, meaning you control the people who can use your work without having to follow free license restrictions and you can even limit the scope (only one project - a term that might require definition in the agreement though).

For example such a license could state something like "TEAMNAME may use my work for PROJECTNAME and may not re-distribute my work to others, except as part of PROJECTNAME. TEAMNAME may not sublicense my work. TEAMNAME may not use my work for any other purpose. TEAMNAME specifically may use screenshots and videos of PROJECTNAME, in which my work is displayed for marketing purposes." - something like that. Note that I have hardly any experience with proprietary licenses though and this example might have loopholes and be incomplete.

I recommend that you demand compensation in return for using your work under non-free terms. If you don't care for the money it, you can ask that they donate for a cause you approve of, for example in my case I would ask for donations to OGA or Freesound or perhaps CC.

Thanks for letting us know.
Thursday, September 5, 2013 - 03:05

Thanks for letting us know.

The art license of 0 A.D. is CC-BY-SA 3.0

http://wildfiregames.com/0ad/page.php?p=12831 (bottom)

https://github.com/0ad/0ad/blob/master/LICENSE.txt (it says there are further license text files in the art asset directories)

 

This appears to be a common
Thursday, August 29, 2013 - 17:52

This appears to be a common practice HTML5. The biggest advantage is less files to download, I'd say.

This got discussed in a HTML5 game dev podcast that I recommend:

http://www.lostdecadegames.com/lostcast-16-we-heart-huckaby/

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