- From: Nicholas Car via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2018 13:39:03 +0000
- To: public-dxwg-wg@w3.org
@aisaac could you please flesh out the example you hint at above about "a 'derived' policy that carries the attribution and other characteristics for the 'policy-at-the-level-of-the-asset'"?
Do you mean something like this made-up example using a custom text attribution for a CC-BY dataset:
```
:Dataset_X dcat:distribution [
dct:license <http://test.linked.data.gov.au/dataset/odrl-policies/policy/cc-by-4.0> ; # a test ODRL version of CC-BY 4
odrl:hasPolicy [
rdfs:label "Specific Attribution" ;
rdfs:comment "Users of this dataset must attribute it in this specific way"@en ;
odrl:duty [
odrl:action odrl:attribute ;
odrl:attributedParty <http://australia.gov.au> ;
xxx:attributionText "This dataset is proudly brought to you by the Australian Government, you're welcome!"@en ;
]
]
]
```
Do you mean to overload the Asset with both a stnadard license and extra conditions in paralell, as above.
Or, do you mean to indicate some derivation relationship from the policy requiring custom attribution and the general CC-BY license perhaps like this:
```
:Dataset_X dcat:distribution [
odrl:hasPolicy [
prov:wasDerivedFrom <http://linked.data.gov.au/license/CC-BY-4.0> ; or some other derivation relationship
rdfs:label "Specific Attribution" ;
rdfs:comment "Users of this dataset must attribute it in this specific way"@en ;
odrl:duty [
odrl:action odrl:attribute ;
odrl:attributedParty <http://australia.gov.au> ;
xxx:attributionText "This dataset is proudly brought to you by the Australian Government, you're welcome!"@en ;
]
]
]
```
I gather there are several ways one might add additional conditions to CC licenses but I'm really interested to hear more about your proposal.
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