"...if it's not posible to post derivative of public domain as cc0 it become a problem for me."
Oh, not at all. :) That's allowed. That circumstance was already addressed above:
Since it was a new adapted work derived from Public Domain content, applying CC0 to your derivative is completely appropriate.
The thing about 'not applying CC0 on a PD asset' was for original, unmodified, not-derived PD assets.
Furthermore, you can put CC0 on an unmodified PD asset, you just shouldn't if you can help it because there are some regional differences and it's important to know how and where an asset entered the public domain. Simply stating something like "this fell into the Public Domain in 1881 in England" generally covers that, though. Again, not a requirement, but nice to provide that information when "Public Domain" is not one of the available licensing options... Like here on OGA.
Please do not go nuts and continue to verify the terms indicated on individual images on each nasa page.
Many of the assets may be public domain or some form of copyleft, but don't assume all of them are. Also "copyright free" and "has no copyright" are generally terms used by people that don't know how copyright works. Things can't be copyright free unless:
The asset falls into the Public Domain based on age (nasa assets have not done this) or ...
The assets have been explicitly dedicated to the Public Domain (possible for nasa assets, but you need to locate where this is stated) or ...
The assets were explicitly licensed under terms that are so permissive they are considered "copyright free", for example cc0 or wtfpl. (Again this will be explicitly stated, so we need to find where this is stated)
It's better to consider an asset under the Public Domain "license" or the CC0 license, etc. than to think of it as "copyright free".
Hard to tell, but possibly; Botanic found a webcrawler running in circles trying to index a link that went to a page that forwarded to the initial page, so he added some robot instructions.
Please continue posting times if you continue to see frequent 500 errors. It's possble there is more than one page/crawler doing it. And Thanks for your help, everyone. We resolved one issue, at least. :)
I noticed that too. It seems to only occur during a limited timeframe in the morning for me. Please post the earliest time (include timezone) in the morning you (anyone) see this error. We're working on resolving it, but it's hard to track down the cause when it's intermittent. Knowing when it starts will help us fix it
@kenfried7: Click on the "rpg_sound_pack.zip" link right below the word File(s)
Done
Oh, not at all. :) That's allowed. That circumstance was already addressed above:
The thing about 'not applying CC0 on a PD asset' was for original, unmodified, not-derived PD assets.
Furthermore, you can put CC0 on an unmodified PD asset, you just shouldn't if you can help it because there are some regional differences and it's important to know how and where an asset entered the public domain. Simply stating something like "this fell into the Public Domain in 1881 in England" generally covers that, though. Again, not a requirement, but nice to provide that information when "Public Domain" is not one of the available licensing options... Like here on OGA.
The official nasa site still has lots of stipulations that would stop all the assets from being "copyright free" https://nasa.gov/multimedia/guidelines/index.html
Please do not go nuts and continue to verify the terms indicated on individual images on each nasa page.
Many of the assets may be public domain or some form of copyleft, but don't assume all of them are. Also "copyright free" and "has no copyright" are generally terms used by people that don't know how copyright works. Things can't be copyright free unless:
It's better to consider an asset under the Public Domain "license" or the CC0 license, etc. than to think of it as "copyright free".
Server error 500? Or something else? The 500 error doesn't usually have a message.
Hard to tell, but possibly; Botanic found a webcrawler running in circles trying to index a link that went to a page that forwarded to the initial page, so he added some robot instructions.
Please continue posting times if you continue to see frequent 500 errors. It's possble there is more than one page/crawler doing it. And Thanks for your help, everyone. We resolved one issue, at least. :)
I noticed that too. It seems to only occur during a limited timeframe in the morning for me. Please post the earliest time (include timezone) in the morning you (anyone) see this error. We're working on resolving it, but it's hard to track down the cause when it's intermittent. Knowing when it starts will help us fix it
YES! I'm trying it out ASAP.
Where can the credits be found?EDIT: Nevermind. Here they are: https://forgottenlands.online/en/page/legal-notice
Does Forgotten Lands use any assets from OpenGameArt?
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