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Not sure, but I'll look into it.Batch 18:
-usanht: Added shields and code. Went logoless since it appears that the logos (or at least some of them) are copyright-protected by the NPS.
So I've never seen that type of shield on the Lewis and Clark Trail, it always looks like this. Was that a copyright decision? If so I agree that we should have fair use (and copyrighting silhouettes of historical figures seems silly).
Here are 4 examples of the one I added (including the bubbly triangular logo of course):
1, 2, 3, 4
I also saw some examples of only the bubbly triangular logo being posted. I tried to keep the shields consistent throughout the system, but if the consensus is that the above shield is preferred and posted more frequently, then I have no problem adding that one instead.
Weird, must be an eastern thing. I've personally never seen one of those west of the Mississippi. Would there be a way to keep the current shield for IN/KY/OH and add the rectangle for MO/KS/IA/NE/SD/ND/MT/ID/WA/OR?
Batch 18:
-usanht: Added shields and code. Went logoless since it appears that the logos (or at least some of them) are copyright-protected by the NPS.
So I've never seen that type of shield on the Lewis and Clark Trail, it always looks like this. Was that a copyright decision? If so I agree that we should have fair use (and copyrighting silhouettes of historical figures seems silly).
Here are 4 examples of the one I added (including the bubbly triangular logo of course):
1, 2, 3, 4
I also saw some examples of only the bubbly triangular logo being posted. I tried to keep the shields consistent throughout the system, but if the consensus is that the above shield is preferred and posted more frequently, then I have no problem adding that one instead.
-usanht: Added shields and code. Went logoless since it appears that the logos (or at least some of them) are copyright-protected by the NPS.
It being copyright protected shouldn't deter us with this any more than it does with other protected IP used on shields, for the same reason: we have a pretty solid fair use rationale here.
The logo is subject to copyright because NPS doesn't want people selling T-shirts and other memoribilia with it without giving them a cut. They're not going to be bothered by or even have much of a case against non-commercial use in an open source project in direct reference to the road the shield identifies.
Can always click that link to contact them and ask permission if you're really concerned though.
Batch 18:
-usanht: Added shields and code. Went logoless since it appears that the logos (or at least some of them) are copyright-protected by the NPS.
So I've never seen that type of shield on the Lewis and Clark Trail, it always looks like this. Was that a copyright decision? If so I agree that we should have fair use (and copyrighting silhouettes of historical figures seems silly).
Batch 18:
-usanht: Added shields and code. Went logoless since it appears that the logos (or at least some of them) are copyright-protected by the NPS.
-usanht: Added shields and code. Went logoless since it appears that the logos (or at least some of them) are copyright-protected by the NPS.