Klaus Graf ha scritto:
> There are opinions on Commons that Moeller's statement in this list
> ("[W]e've consistently held that faithful reproductions of
> two-dimensional public domain works which are nothing more than
> reproductions should be considered public domain for licensing
> purposes") has been "overruled" by Mike Godwin's statement (which was
> adressed on a Wikisource case)
>
> See
> http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons_talk:Licensing#About_Bridgeman_vs._Corel
>
> We should not accept such nonsense.
>
> Klaus Graf
>
Bridgeman vs. Corel only applies to reproductions made in the US of 2D
works. For example, if someone takes a photograph in a State Museum in
Italy, the copyright on that photograph belong to the photographer and
to the museum (that's an Italian peculiarity) and by no means it can be
uploaded as PD-art.
Cruccone
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> There are opinions on Commons that Moeller's statement in this list
> ("[W]e've consistently held that faithful reproductions of
> two-dimensional public domain works which are nothing more than
> reproductions should be considered public domain for licensing
> purposes") has been "overruled" by Mike Godwin's statement (which was
> adressed on a Wikisource case)
>
> See
> http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons_talk:Licensing#About_Bridgeman_vs._Corel
>
> We should not accept such nonsense.
>
> Klaus Graf
>
Bridgeman vs. Corel only applies to reproductions made in the US of 2D
works. For example, if someone takes a photograph in a State Museum in
Italy, the copyright on that photograph belong to the photographer and
to the museum (that's an Italian peculiarity) and by no means it can be
uploaded as PD-art.
Cruccone
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