11 Sep 2020, 18:18 by [email protected]: > > > sent from a phone > >> On 11. Sep 2020, at 13:21, Mateusz Konieczny via talk >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> For example on my laser cut map I used >> "Dane z OpenStreetMap na licencji ODBL" >> as it will be used in way where Polish >> would be clearly expected to be >> understood >> > > > will this limit the places where you can exhibit the work to Poland? > Or more specifically to places where all people can be assumed to be able to understand Polish. It should be easy to find places in Poland where many do not understand Polish at all (airports for start). In this case it is a gift for a friend so it should be fine, I think. It would be interesting who would be in violation if that plywood piece would be displayed publicly in place where this assumption would not hold true. I am quite curious about answers butnot enough to spend £€¥ on a lawyer. > Or would it be sufficient attribution also for a display in e.g. London? > Probably no, but I am not a lawyer, and also not someone able to answer is meaning clear for English-only speaker. So I am not certain but I assume that answer is "no".
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