AusDTO / dto-design-guide

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Better define project & content licensing & disambiguate it from branding/logos #97

Closed klepas closed 7 years ago

klepas commented 7 years ago

We’ve discussed the licensing notice in the footer, and link to the MIT license md file on GitHub…

I also just noticed that we make a singular license association, which is quite arguably understandable as applying to everything.

We should note that the Aus gov and Dg logo are reserved branding rights.

I think we should also amend the MD file to be in sync with the site footer msg in name, viz., Commonwealth of Australia (still says DTO).

Thoughts?

license md file: https://github.com/AusDTO/dto-design-guide/blob/master/LICENSE.md

klepas commented 7 years ago

@AndrewArch …aaaand we also don’t give any accessibility info… although I guess on the design guide site it’s kinda implied… but I reckon we should put them into the footer we want to distribute in the generic guide template theme anyway… (eg. an accessibility footer notice in the content guide’s footer). What do you think?

joolswood commented 7 years ago

Can work with you on this tomorrow @klepas ?

klepas commented 7 years ago

I made some edits to the README.md and LICENSE.md file for both repos that updates the copyright attribution from the DTO/A to the Commonwealth of Australia after confirming this with Cath Edwards.

We should still clearly state that the gov’t crest branding is all rights reserved (and no licensed MIT… which raises the Q: what license (if any?) is the crest licensed under?).

AndrewArch commented 7 years ago

maybe we model the copyright statement on what's used on http://www.finance.gov.au/publications/nts-2010-baseline-report/ or more recently http://www.finance.gov.au/publications/portfolio-budget-statements/16-17/

AndrewArch commented 7 years ago

and link "Commonwealth Coat of Arms" to http://www.dpmc.gov.au/government/commonwealth-coat-arms

klepas commented 7 years ago

Thanks @AndrewArch.

PR up.