dake wrote:
>> Here is a similar example. By law, all bank notes are in the public
>> domain in Switzerland, so one is allowed to make copies of them.
>> However, it does not mean that one is allowed to copy them in order to
>> make counterfeit money !
>
> What about the "specimen" text above the
Damn interesting thread :) (even if IANAL)
> Here is a similar example. By law, all bank notes are in the public
> domain in Switzerland, so one is allowed to make copies of them.
> However, it does not mean that one is allowed to copy them in order to
> make counterfeit money !
What about the "s
dake wrote:
> The question about armoiries raised up in the "bistro", section
> "poulpisme"
> (http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikip%C3%A9dia:Le_Bistro/31_mars_2006)
> I actually gave references to 232.21
>
> On Commons, these pictures are marked as "CC-BY-SA-2.0". I am wondering
> if this license c
> I have tons of references about the Swiss law. Creating an article on
> this topic in en: is on my todo list. Give me a reference of the
> relevant page on fr: (and maybe some precise questions) and I'll try
> to add pointers to what I know as well.
The question about armoiries raised up in t
On 3/31/06, dake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Obligatory disclaimer first: IANAL, but I have done a bit of research
on this topic.
> You are right about the laws and the protocols. I add there is something
> interesting about swiss law compared to french/belgian law concerning
> the buildings as it
On 3/31/06, dake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had sent a few months ago a mail to admin.ch to know what was the
> exact license of the official goverment material (pictures and texts).
> Unfortunately, I didn't get an answer hence this post. For example,
> the picture on this page (we all love t
Thanks for your answer. I had actually sent the mail to the webmaster. I
will drop a mail to J. Glauser.
You are right about the laws and the protocols. I add there is something
interesting about swiss law compared to french/belgian law concerning
the buildings as it seems (my non-professional
Hello.
What I've figured out so far is, that laws, protocols of decisions and
decrees are not protected. However I completely failed to figure out
how the situation is for text and images provided on admin.ch, they
don't even provide a copyright-section.
Can I ask you where you sent your mail to? Y
