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Media rights and provenance

The register distinguishing publishable assets, material under review and excluded content until creator, source, licence, releases and allowed crops are documented. Use this page as initial guidance: every changing detail requires an identified source and a current verification.

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Short answer

The register distinguishing publishable assets, material under review and excluded content until creator, source, licence, releases and allowed crops are documented. Cautious editorial content for preparing a visit to Lake Resia.

Rights are separate for every element

Editorial copy, data, photographs, maps, trademarks and external links may have different owners and licences. Presence on the site creates no single licence and does not automatically grant reuse rights for all material.

No umbrella licence

Original project copy and each media item follow their own terms. A source citation proves provenance but does not replace the item’s licence terms.

Names and marks remain with their owners

Names of authorities, businesses and destinations identify sources or described parties; they imply no affiliation, endorsement or representation.

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Open Data Hub and linked media

Open Data Hub records retain the declared licence and holder. Publication of the parent data record is not permission to copy a photograph, webcam stream or external resource: that media needs its own licence.

LicenseInfo applies to the parent node

Open Data Hub documentation states that record LicenseInfo does not extend to Streamurl, Webcamurl or other external child nodes. Media without a separate licence is not copied.

Photographs require complete details

Editorial photographs require file, creator, origin, licence, holder and attribution. If one is missing, the media remains excluded or under review.

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Open maps and photographs

Open sources still carry obligations. Attribution must be legible, close to the work and linked to the licence when required; changes and reuse may add ShareAlike, personality or other conditions.

OpenStreetMap: ODbL attribution

When OpenStreetMap data is used, credit must identify OpenStreetMap and make the origin and Open Database License reachable; a public map cannot hide that attribution.

Wikimedia Commons: file by file

For each file we check creator, original page, licence, required attribution and modifications. Being hosted on Wikimedia Commons does not remove those checks.

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