IOSA.it Open Archaeology

From http://www.opencontentlawyer.com/:

This licence covers copyright and database rights over databases. It doesn’t cover the rights over the contents of the database — this is so that the licence can be useful for databases that have contents with different sets of rights. More on this aspect can be found in this post, “Thoughts on drafting an open data licence“.

The posting of the licence is the first step in what will hopefully be an ongoing conversation about the development of the licence. Many more posts will follow this one, as well as conversations on a variety of websites and blogs.

Open Data Home — This is the homepage for links and resources for the licence.