On Jan 29, 2013 12:57 AM, "Paul Norman" <penor...@mac.com> wrote:
> This license issue is concerning. Are you saying that if someone downloads > the data, converts it to .osm and doesn't do modifications that result can't > be distributed? Can't you just get the .osm file that you would end up > uploading? After all, if there was no OSM data in the area you'd presumably > not alter most of the file. The word in Spanish is more like "altered". It doesn't matter if we get a 100% equivalent. Because of law issues -unrelated to copyright- original files directly from source cannot be shared. However, any transformation -including file format- gives full copyrights to the author of the alteration, which effectively makes them "almost PD+attribution". Law is strange, I agree :-) He definitely can share the .osm. -- Jaime Crespo
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