On 2016-03-03 Francis Tyers wrote:

> Hmm, Tino points out that the dictionary is not free as it has an NC and 
> ND

Too bad. I always thought of the Creative Commons License as a
free license, but in this case there was a catch. The short
description on the copyright page is a bit misleading: It says,
in translation, Attribution/No Commerical/No Adaption. As for
the first two, I thought that would not be a problem and as for
the adaption part, I would assume that if only the entries were
included unmodified, that would be okay.

If asking them about a change in the license terms, it would
probably be a good idea to shortly describe the Apertium
project and its usefulness to a wider public.

  Morten


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