Offene Naturführer:Urheberrechte
Zur Zeit in English, aus dem englischsprachigen Species-ID übernommen. In Zukunft soll dies übersetzt werden.
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Urheberrecht und Copyright
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Rechte und Pflichten der Mitarbeiter
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- you hold the copyright to the material, for instance because you produced it yourself and therefore own the copyright by international agreement (the most common case), or
- you acquired the material from a source that allows re-licensing under this license, for instance because the material is in the [[wikipedia:Public domain|public domain] or was itself published under the same or a compatible license.
In the first case, you retain copyright to your materials. Copyright is never transferred to this site. You can later republish and relicense them in any way you like. However, you can not retract the license for the copy of the content that you place here. If the material has been previously published, you will need to verify copyright permission.
In the second case, if you incorporate externally Creative Commons cc-by-sa-licensed material, you are obliged to acknowledge the authorship with the copy and, usually, to provide a link back to the network location of the original copy.
Using copyrighted work from others
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Never use materials that infringe the copyrights of others. This could create legal liabilities and seriously hurt this project. If in doubt, write the content yourself, thereby creating a new copyrighted work which can be included without trouble.
Note that copyright law governs the creative expression of ideas, not the ideas or information themselves. Therefore, it is legal to read published information, reformulate the concepts in your own words, and submit it as long as you do not follow the source too closely. (See Wikipedia's Copyright FAQ for more on how much reformulation may be necessary as well as the distinction between summary and abridgment.) However, it would still be unethical (but not illegal) to do so without citing the original as a reference.
Linking to copyrighted works
Many articles will link to copyrighted material. It is not necessary to obtain the permission of a copyright holder before linking to copyrighted material, just as an author of a book does not need permission to cite someone else's work in their bibliography. However, if you know that an external internet site is carrying a work in violation of the creator's copyright, do not link to that copy of the work.
Context is important. It may be acceptable to link to a bookseller's webpage on a particular book, even if it presents an image of that book (such uses are generally either explicitly permitted by publishers or allowed under fair use). However, linking directly to an image of the book cover removes the context and the site's justification for permitted use or fair use.
Image guidelines
Images and photographs, like written works, are subject to copyright unless they have been explicitly placed in the public domain. Images on the internet need to be licensed directly from the copyright holder or someone able to license on their behalf. In some cases, "fair use" guidelines may allow an image to be used irrespective of any copyright claims.
Media placed either on this or on the associated open media repository will, in contrast to Wikipedia projects and Wikimedia Commons, also be under the general license applied to the entire wiki. Where public domain images are being uploaded to which the chosen creative commons does not apply, this must be tagged as an exception (see also Image copyright tags).
Öffentliche Copyright-Ausnahemen ("Fair use")
Die Inhalte können, soweit die gesetzlich für ein sich an die Allgemeinheit richtendes Unterrichts- oder Informationswerk gestattet ist, andere, dem Copyright unterliegende Inhalte zitieren. Diese Grenzen sind im allgemeinen jedoch sehr eng und der Autor ist für die Einhaltung der gesetzlichen Bestimmungen verantwortlich. Das deutsche oder österreichische Recht kennt keine dem US-Recht entsprechende "Fair-Use" Bestimmung!
Verletzungen von Urheberrecht oder Copyright
Mitarbeiter die die Rechte Dritter wissentlich verletzen werden von der weiteren Mitarbeit ausgeschlossen. Falls Sie eine Verletzung von Rechten Dritter nur vermuten, bitten wir Sie dies zunächst auf der Diskussionsseite der jeweiligen Inhaltsseite zu vermerken. Ist die Verletzung offensichtlich, können Sie entweder die Inhalte selbst entfernen oder andere Mitarbeiter darum bitten.
Falls Sie selbst ein Rechteinhaber sind und Werke an denen Sie die Rechte besitzen hier ohne Genehmigung verwendet werden, bitten wir Sie die Informationen am Ende der Seite "Kontakt" zu nutzen.
