Apertium data is GPLv2+ or CC0, not CC-BY-SA. So they are in compliance - there is no problem.
-- Tino Didriksen On Tue, 9 Apr 2019 at 09:08, Elisardo <elisard...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all. I found the web opentrad.es, which uses the Apertium translation > engine (see http://www.opentrad.com/es/opentrad/novosidiomas and > http://www.opentrad.com/es/opentrad/consorcio), and from what I > understand, they are not complying with the CC-BY-SA license, since > Opentrad puts on its legal notice page that it has all the rights of the > contents or that they are in the public domain. ( > http://www.opentrad.com/en/aviso_legal). > > Who is responsible for solving these issues? If there is no one, and you > confirm that there really is this problem, I can notify an association in > Spain that could contact Opentrad and inform them that they must correctly > indicate the Apertium license on their page. > > Regards, > Elisardo >
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