Am 17.02.2020 um 23:42 schrieb Yves: > .. > ... or worse, not using the brand at all on their maps for the same goal! > Yves >
Actually no, and I'm fairly sure that is the "BIG MISUNDERSTANDING". If somebody doesn't provide sufficient attribution that doesn't run away, and we can, for all practical purposes be arbitrary in how and when we enforce our licence. Very different with our marks and other IP. For example it is -very- costly to impossible to stop somebody using a domain name that is a play on OpenStreetMap once they have registered the domain or acquired it from a former community project. Standard example openweathermap, but there are numerous other well known examples. Simon
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