Hi,
I gave a talk this weekend introducing new mappers to OSM. For this talk
I prepared a slide set, which includes quite some screenshots of both
GoogleMaps and Bing Maps as well as some of their aerial imagery, in
order to compare these services to OSM.
Now I would like to publish this slide set (i.e. put the slides up for
download) under a license as nonrestrictive as possible.
Skimming through the Google and Microsoft Terms of Use I came to the
conclusion that it would be ok to publish under a cc-by-sa-nc license
(the nc seems to be necessary) when I additionally limit the use to
educational purposes.
To be hones, the license reading was quite confusing and frustrating. I
couldn't really pull out crystal clear information from these texts.
So my question is: Is my conclusion right, can I publish under less
restrictive terms, or do I need to remove the shots in order to publish
at all?
Cheers,
Martin
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