q=licence I think a fair summary is that you should acknowledge the project and provide a link to the source of the KanjiVG information. But I'm not sure what the policy is about embedding

state the licence requirement. > > > > For example, > > ```` > > KanjiVG (https://kanjivg.tagaini.net/index.html) > > copyright © 2009-2023 Ulrich

you the licence: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 That is good news – commercial use is allowed – and, maybe, bad news: a derivative work like your book has to be published

Per KanjiVG's licence, you are supposed to give credit to the project >> and link to its website from yours: >> >> https://creativecommons.org/licenses

the same licence. With "almost" I mean all, except the learning algorithm, so that people can use my code as inspiration, but not build my whole app. Thank you for your reaction

turn its licence >> >> into non-commercial as well, which in turn would affect the software >> >> that use it, preventing them from being distributed at free

a new licence, and we have to talk with a lawyer anyway. >> >> If the mentioned iPhone app uses KanjiVG without information under which >> licence, they are using

of the licence will be acceptable to him and that he will be able to conduct his project successfully. Free as in speech does not mean you cannot sell your work and does not interfere with

-software licence you like. At this point I'm thinking either public domain or GPL3/CC dual license. I want my work to be available for combination with things on both sides of the

under whatever licence you like ; > * The SVG (or whatever else) files that are generated keep their original > KanjiVG header with an additional note that says something like

with no licence problems. >> >> Arnaud >> >> On 8 jan, 14:35, Mathieu Blondel wrote: >> > 2011/1/8 huayingdeb...@yahoo.fr : >> > >

Hello, This is Kim from Jisho.org. I've been a longtime fan and lurker of the KanjiVG project.

on the licence and won't respect it - still this is not a reason to back off. For getting the stroke order data from Commons SOP, I don't get it : this > project worked in bitmap

was the licence applying if I would embed kanjiVG > database inside a phone dictionary application (for expected-to-be-out- > soon Windows Phone 7). Is it possible? If yes,

Last week I got the opportunity to discuss face-to-face with Ulrich and we brought the licence issue

to both licences, I guess you are safe since no "mix" actually occurs. Still, we'll try to solve the licence issues with Ulrich when we meet next month. Alex.

. The licence is definitely something I want to discuss again with Ulrich in August. I realized that the non-commercial clause will dramatically limit the applicability of KanjiVG

as the licence for KanjiVG prohibits > commercial use. This is a purely academic development (my master thesis actually). Of course I will give full credit and follow all licensing