My name is Juan Pedro Escapil, from Argentina. I am developing an independent GPL-licensed AutoCAD 2013 plugin for geospatial work. The project is not an official QGIS plugin and is not presented as endorsed or certified by QGIS. It is an independent AutoCAD plugin.
The purpose of the plugin is to bring GIS-style workflows into AutoCAD, including: * XYZ / TMS / WMS raster map sources * WFS vector import * sector-based map preview * selected-area high-resolution export * georeferenced JPG + JGW + PRJ + VRT output * Argentine public sources such as IGN and ARBA WFS I want to be transparent with the QGIS community. The project is inspired by QGIS workflows and uses common open geospatial service concepts also supported by QGIS. If I later reuse or adapt any actual QGIS source code, I will preserve the original copyright notices, clearly document the specific source files/functions used, and keep the derived work under a GPL-compatible license. The plugin will include: * GPL license notice * source code distribution * credits file * clear statement that it is not affiliated with or endorsed by QGIS.ORG<http://qgis.org/> * source attribution for any QGIS code actually reused I would appreciate any guidance from the QGIS community on the proper attribution wording and best practices for respecting QGIS licensing and trademark guidelines. Best regards, Arq. Juan Pedro Escapil Argentina +542214097567 Enviado desde Outlook<http://aka.ms/weboutlook>
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