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[Spec] License, attribution, and source #23
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I am not a lawyer, but except in the case of public domain / cc-0, you usually have to distribute the full license text with it to be legally compliant. Of course if needed it should be enough to use something like |
Come to think of it, we could also just have the license text at the end of the file after the |
That's a neat idea. However, I would declare this as a more general comment section. I could live with that solution. |
I just stumbled across this idea. I think it has a noble goal but it is not feasible and not needed in the context of a community grown karaoke format. So I will close this as won't fix. |
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Music licenses typically require attribution (notably a lot of Creative Commons licenses).
The USDX song repository has a separate license.txt file to specify license details.
However, I would prefer this info in the song's txt file itself. This reduces the need for a second file.
This would also make it easer to display license and attribution to the player because it can be read like other fields from the txt file.
Note that the background image, cover image, video, and audio all may require different licenses and attribution.
Furthermore, music typically differs between lyrics, composer, artist, etc. So attribution is not trivial.
Furthermore, I think a field for the source of the audio, video, image, etc. would make sense.
This can be used to verify the named license.
For example Melody Mania uses the fields
...LICENSE
for the license / copyright...AUTHOR
for attribution...SOURCE
for link to sourceThis should be sufficient for Creative Commons licensed stuff.
But a more thought out solution would be nice.
YouTube's license and attribution of music / video may be good for inspiration
Maybe there is some standard for music / video / image copyright and attribution?
Use case
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Extra info/examples/attachments
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