New project using KanjiVG

[Erik Gerrits]

Hello,

Elon.io now uses the files from KanjiVG to teach writing kanji and kana to it's users.

If you would add it to the list of projects depending on your project, that would be great :)

You could add it as follows:

Elon.io, Online Interactive Platform for Learning Japanese

Thanks a lot for this project. It's really great :)

Kind regards,

Erik

[Alexandre Courbot]

Hi,

Per KanjiVG's licence, you are supposed to give credit to the project
and link to its website from yours:

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

I cannot find any reference to KanjiVG on your site, can you confirm
that you are complying with the terms of the license?

Cheers,
Alex.

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[Erik Gerrits]

Hello Alexandre,

Below every writing lesson "Writing hiragana 1/2/3...", "Writing kanji 1/2/3...", etc. there is the following text:

The hiragana, katakana and kanji used in our writing lessons are taken from the KanjiVG project and are released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license. The kanji have been animated using Kanimaji by Maurizio Monge.

For an example, see this page: https://elon.io/learn-japanese/lesson/writing-hiragana-1

I hope that was a correct way of doing it. If this is not correct, I will be happy to change it.

Kind regards,

Erik

[Alexandre Courbot]

Ah indeed. I was expecting to see a mention in the about page or
somewhere else, not directly in the lessons. This is of course also
fine. I have added your project to our list.

Cheers,
Alex.