I know a bit the project because I exchanged a few mails with the project
leader, Jonathan Pool, when I was searching Turkish and Chuvash lexicons.
Yes, they are getting part of their data from works which almost for sure
are copyrighted. They just list their sources and, if some author or
copyright owner explicitly says that he doesn't want his data to be used,
they use it. That's why I didn't use it for Apertium...
Hèctor
2013/2/13 Mikel Forcada <[email protected]>
> Al 02/13/2013 03:06 PM, En/na Federico Gobbo ha escrit:
> > It's a pity, that there is no indication about the copyright, but I
> think that
> > it can be used anyway by us.
> I think that when copyright is not explicitly regulated it amounts to
> "all rights reserved" according to the Berne Convention. Therefore, my
> opinion is quite the opposite.
>
> Unfortunately.
>
> Mikel
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