Re: [DOC-LICENSE] PHP Manual Attribution under CC BY 3.0
[email protected] (hakre) Sun, 13 Oct 2013 15:38:20 +0100 (BST)
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--1259775097-87106899-1381675100=:51473 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Dear Daniel Brown,=0A=0Aperhaps there is a misunderstanding. As you continu= e pointing to the license text written by Creative Commons or repeating it = in your own words would have answered my question, I have to clearly write = to you that it did not. But this is perhaps my mistake because I could not = make it clear to you so far what I'm looking for.=0A=0AFor a better underst= anding, please see as well "How do I properly attribute a Creative Commons = licensed work?" on http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Marking/Users. The part = is about "If the copyright holder has not specified any particular way to a= ttribute them" where I'm just asking here in the mailinglist, *if* the copy= right holder of the PHP Manual has or has not specified any particular way = to attribute them.=0A=0AThis is also why it didn't help for me so far that = you pointed to the license text for the important point of the particular w= ay to attribute the copyright holder (the manner of attribution):=0A=0AThe = license text itself tells me I should attribute in the manner specified by = the authors/licensors of the PHP Manual. This is also what you have confirm= ed to me so far and we both are d'accord on this point. But that license te= xt itself does not specify the manner. And this is the point where we seem = to differ. For me, such a manner of attribution can only be specified by th= e author/licensor of the concrete work, the authors/licensor of the PHP Man= ual, not the authors of the Creative Commons license text. I do however acc= ept that if next to the license text itself no further specification on how= to attribute is done, that there is none of such. However from our current= email communication this is not entirely clear to me whether that is the c= ase or not.=0A=0AAs I need to find out first whether or not the copyright h= older did specify a particular way to attribute them, I need a concrete ans= wer to that question where the manner is specified - not a general one.=0A= =0AThe communication problem around that point we could not resolve in the = last email fully, but there was some progress by differentiating my questio= n into three simpler ones. Thanks to your reply, for me that did turn out s= ome results:=0A=0AI now can see that the authors wants to be named as "the = PHP Documentation Group" for attribution (or at least that this would be ac= ceptable for the copyright holders). Is that correct? I only ask twice so t= hat I get some verification, I hope it's not looking abrasive again.=0A=0AA= n exemplary use then could be imagined by me as:=0A=0A> Copyright 1997, 200= 3 Hans Krentel. Parts of this work are "PHP Manual" =A9 1997-2013 the PHP D= ocumentation Group, used under a CC-BY-3.0 license.=0A=0AAs this kind of at= tribution of the PHP Manual shows, the name "the PHP Documentation Group" i= s used. Would such an example be okay for the copyright holders of the PHP = Manual for attribution? Or is it just that you can not answer that concrete= because on this level of detail the particular way to attribute remains un= specified?=0A=0AThis is actually all I'm trying to learn about and I hope w= riting about it can clarify this again a little, so it becomes more clear t= o you what I'm actually looking for.=0A=0AIt's perhaps just that I'm missin= g to find the place where the concrete manner of attribution is specified i= n the PHP Manual by the authors/licensors already. As you also replied earl= ier that it is written everywhere in the PHP manual that it's the PHP Docum= entation Group who is the copyright holder - and I didn't see that earlier = as well.=0A=0ASo maybe it is just this sentence here which specifies the ma= nner of attribution? :=0A=0A> Copyright =A9 1997 - 2013 by the PHP Document= ation Group.=0A=0A(which is from http://php.net/manual/en/copyright.php)=0A= =0ACould it be that easy?=A0=0A=0AThanks for your feedback,=0A=0A-- hakre= =0A=A0=0A=0Ahttp://hakre.wordpress.com/=0A --1259775097-87106899-1381675100=:51473--