Matches in NKOD SPARQL for { ?s <http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#definition> ?o ?g. }
- DLDE_BY_2_0 definition "Published by Germany, DL-DE BY 2.0 is a data licence permitting any use commercially and non-commercially, as long as credit is given to the author for the original creation. Changes must be marked as such in the source note." licence.
- DLDE_ZERO_2_0 definition "Published by Germany, DL-DE ZERO 2.0 is a data licence permitting any use without restrictions or conditions. The data and meta-data provided may be for commercial and non-commercial use." licence.
- ECL_1_0 definition "ECL-1.0 is a permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It is similar to the Apache 1.2. It is superseded by ECL-2.0." licence.
- ECL_2_0 definition "ECL-2.0 is a permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It is similar to the Apache 1.2. Nothing in the licence prohibits re-licencing of a larger work under the EUPL." licence.
- ECOS_2_0 definition "Owned by the Free Software Foundation, eCos-2.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- EFL_1_0 definition "EFL-1.0 is a BSD-style, permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It is superseded by 2.0." licence.
- EFL_2 definition "EFL-2.0 is a BSD-style, permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- ENTESSA definition "Entessa 1.0 is a BSD-style, permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It imposes copyright acknowledgements that are compatible with the EUPL." licence.
- EPL_1_0 definition "EPL 1.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. Made and mainly used by the Eclipse Foundation, it is similar to GPL but does not submit linking of the covered code to conditions or ”viral” extension of licence coverage to the other linked software. It is superseded by EPL 2.0." licence.
- EPL_2_0 definition "EPL 2.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. Made and mainly used by the Eclipse Foundation, it is similar to GPL but does not submit linking of the covered code to conditions or ”viral” extension of licence coverage to the other linked software." licence.
- ETALAB_2_0 definition "La Licence ouverte / Open Licence, aussi appelée Licence Ouverte Etalab, est une licence libre française créée par la mission Etalab afin d’encadrer l’ouverture des données de l’État français. Cette licence a été voulue comme une licence compatible avec les licences Open Government Licence du Royaume-Uni, Open Data Commons Attribution de l’Open Knowledge Foundation et Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 de Creative Commons." licence.
- ETALAB_2_0 definition "The Licence Ouverte / Open Licence is a French open licence published by Etalab for open data from the State of France. The licence was designed to be compatible with Creative Commons Licences, Open Government Licence and the Open Data Commons Attribution License." licence.
- EUPL_1_0 definition "Created as a tool for publishing any copyrighted work as open source on the initiative of the European Commission, EUPL v.1.0 is the first European Free/Open Source Software (F/OSS) licence. The final version (v.1.0) was officially approved on 9 January 2007 in three linguistic versions. By a second Decision of 9 January 2008, the European Commission validated the EUPL in all the official languages of the European Union." licence.
- EUPL_1_1 definition "Created as a tool for publishing any copyrighted work as open source on the initiative of the European Commission, EUPL v.1.1 is the first European Free/Open Source Software (F/OSS) licence. The European Commission published the version 1.1 in all the official languages of the European Union by the Decision of 9 January 2009." licence.
- EUPL_1_2 definition "Created as a tool for publishing any copyrighted work as open source, EUPL v.1.2 is legally consistent with the copyright law of all EU countries and is especially well-suited for public administrations sharing IT solutions. It is also widely used by the private sector. The text of the EUPL version 1.2 was published on 19 May 2017." licence.
- EUPL_1_2 definition "EUPL v.1.2 a été créée par la Commission en 2007. Elle a pour but de constituer une licence libre valable dans toutes les langues de l’Union, en tenant compte de ses spécificités juridiques et des questions de compatibilité entre licences libres. Il s’agit d’une licence dite «copyleft» dont le but est de garantir la nature «open source» des dérivés des logiciels." licence.
- EUROGEO_2022 definition "free software licence approved by the EuroGeographics AISBL, letting others to reuse the work as long as credit is given to the author and new creations are licenced under the identical terms" licence.
- EUROGEO_2024 definition "Open data license approved by the members of EuroGeographics AISBL. This license allows end users to access and use the data, as long as accreditation is provided and that derived datasets are not licensed under any additional and different conditions." licence.
- EU_DATAGRID definition "EUDatagrid is a permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It is a classic 3-clause licence. Nothing in this licence restricts redistribution of larger works under the EUPL." licence.
- FAIR definition "Fair is a permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It gives complete freedom to use the given works, as long as this licence is included and a warranty is not placed." licence.
- FRAMEWORX_1_0 definition "Frameworx-1.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- GNU_FDL definition "GNU Free Documentation License is a form of copyleft intended for use on a manual, textbook or other document to assure everyone the effective freedom to copy and redistribute it, with or without modifications, either commercially or non-commercially." licence.
- GNU_FDL definition "GNU Free Documentation License est une forme de copyleft destinée aux manuels, aux livres scolaires et autres documents. Son objectif est de garantir à tous la possibilité effective de copier et de redistribuer librement le document avec ou sans modification, et que ce soit ou non dans un but commercial." licence.
- GNU_FDL_1_1 definition "GNU FDL 1.1 is a form of copyleft intended for use on a manual, textbook or other document to assure everyone the effective freedom to copy and redistribute it, with or without modifications, either commercially or non-commercially." licence.
- GNU_FDL_1_2 definition "GNU FDL 1.2 is a form of copyleft intended for use on a manual, textbook or other document to assure everyone the effective freedom to copy and redistribute it, with or without modifications, either commercially or non-commercially." licence.
- GNU_FDL_1_3 definition "GNU FDL 1.3 is a form of copyleft intended for use on a manual, textbook or other document to assure everyone the effective freedom to copy and redistribute it, with or without modifications, either commercially or non-commercially. Incompatible with later GFDL licence versions." licence.
- GNU_FDL_1_3_OR_LATER definition "GNU FDL 1.3 is a form of copyleft intended for use on a manual, textbook or other document to assure everyone the effective freedom to copy and redistribute it, with or without modifications, either commercially or non-commercially. Compatible with later GFDL licence versions." licence.
- GPL_2_0 definition "GPL-2.0 is the ‘historical’ free software licence. Supported by a strong community (the Free Software Foundation - FSF). Copy, modification and distribution authorised. Changes/dates must be traced in source files. Any derivative must also be made available under the GPL along with build & install instructions. Compatibility / interoperability are known sources of tension when a project combines the covered code with non-GPL sources from other stakeholders, because according to the FSF linking other software to GPLed works extends the GPL coverage to these other programs. Licensing under "GPL-2.0 or later" is advised (otherwise it is ‘GPL-2.0-only’ - not compatible with GPL-3.0)." licence.
- GPL_2_0_OR_LATER definition "Covers both the GPL-2.0 (the ‘historical’ free software license), the GPL-3.0 and possible later versions. Supported by a strong community (the Free Software Foundation - FSF). Copy, modification and distribution authorised. Changes/dates must be traced in source files. Any derivative must also be made available under one or more of these GPL versions." licence.
- GPL_3_0 definition "GPL-3.0 is supported by the Free Software Foundation. Under this licence, software can be copied, distributed and modified as long as changes/dates are tracked in source files. Any derivative including (i.e. via compiler) GPL-licenced code must also be made available under the GPL-3.0 along with build and install instructions." licence.
- GPL_3_0_OR_LATER definition "GPL-3.0 was forged in 2007. It is a copyleft licence. OSI states GPL (without indicating version number) as supported by a strong community (the Free Software Fundation - FSF). You may copy, distribute and modify the software as long as you track changes/dates in source files. Any derivative including (i.e. via compiler) GPL-licensed code must also be made available under the GPL-3.0 along with build & install instructions." licence.
- HPND definition "Deprecated by the author, HPND is a template that provides some protection for the author. The work itself is not restricted by the permissive licence." licence.
- HROD definition "Published by the Republic of Croatia, HR-OD grants the re-user any re-use of the Information subject to the licence, including a spatially and temporally unrestricted, free-of-charge, non-exclusive and personal right to re-use the Information under this licence." licence.
- IODL_1_0 definition "Published by Italy, IODL 1.0 aims at providing the Italian public sector with a licence facilitating the re-use of public sector information. Even commercial reuse of data is allowed, as long as credit is given to the author and new creations are licenced under the identical terms. All new works based on the original work will carry the same licence, so any derivatives will also allow commercial use." licence.
- IODL_2_0 definition "Published by Italy, IODL 2.0 aims at providing the Italian public sector with a licence facilitating the re-use of public sector information. It allows distribution and building upon the author’s work, even commercially, as long as credit is given to the author for the original creation." licence.
- IPA definition "The IPA licence applies only to font programs and allows for a great deal of freedom in distributing them, both commercially and non-commercially. The name of redistributed versions of the original software cannot be changed and must include a copy of the license." licence.
- IPL_1_0 definition "The IPL-1.0 is the open-source licence IBM uses for some of its software. Supposed to facilitate commercial use of said software, is very clear on the specifics of liability. It also grants explicit patent rights." licence.
- ISA_OML definition "The ISA Open metadata licence 1.1 is a permissive open licence created by the European Commission to support the publication of technical and semantic specifications. Users are allowed to distribute, copy, adapt or modify the licenced work for any commercial and non-commercial purpose with only a limited set of conditions." licence.
- ISA_OML_1_1 definition "The ISA Open metadata licence 1.1 is a permissive open licence created by the European Commission to support the publication of technical and semantic specifications. Users are allowed to distribute, copy, adapt or modify the licenced work for any commercial and non-commercial purpose with only a limited set of conditions." licence.
- ISC definition "ISC is a short and permissive software permissive licence (like MIT and BSD). Main obligation is to include the original copyright notice. For reducing licence proliferation, it is advised to use the MIT licence instead." licence.
- LGPL_2_1 definition "The Free Software Foundation (FSF) produced LGPL for libraries. Works made by using the covered software could be distributed under any licence. Distribution of derivatives (after code modification) must be done under LGPL. Reverse engineering must be allowed (= a general permission in EU law). FSF assimilates static linking to producing derivatives (which may not be the case under EU law)." licence.
- LGPL_2_1_OR_LATER definition "The Free Software Foundation (FSF) produced LGPL for libraries. Works made by using the covered software could be distributed under any licence. Distribution of derivatives (after code modification) must be done under LGPL. Reverse engineering must be allowed (= a general permission in EU law). FSF assimilates static linking to producing derivatives (which may not be the case under EU law). GLPL-2.1-or later is compatible with later GLPL versions." licence.
- LGPL_3_0 definition "The Free Software Foundation (FSF) produced LGPL for libraries. Works made by using the covered software could be distributed under any licence. Distribution of derivatives (code modifications) must be done under LGPL. Reverse engineering must be allowed (= a general permission in EU law). FSF assimilates static linking to producing derivatives (which is not the case in EU law when made for interoperability)." licence.
- LGPL_3_0_OR_LATER definition "The Free Software Foundation (FSF) produced LGPL for libraries. Works made by using the covered software could be distributed under any licence. Distribution of derivatives (code modifications) must be done under LGPL. Reverse engineering must be allowed (= a general permission in EU law). FSF assimilates static linking to producing derivatives (which is not the case in EU law when made for interoperability). GLPL-3.0-or later is compatible with later GLPL versions." licence.
- LILIQ_P_1_1 definition "Approved by the Open Source Initiative, LiLiQ-P-1.1 is a permissive licence produced by the State of Quebec (Canada)." licence.
- LILIQ_RPLUS_1_1 definition "LiLiQ-Rplus-1.1 is a reciprocate (copyleft) licence produced by the State of Quebec (Canada). Other reciprocal licences GPL-2.0-or-later and the EUPL are expressly listed as compatible, meaning that the covered code can be reused in other projects covered by these licences. It is approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- LILIQ_R_1_1 definition "LiLiQ-R 1.1 is a moderately reciprocate licence produced by the State of Quebec (Canada). A list of liences with similar level of reciprocity is declared compatible, including GPL, EUPL, MPL, LGPL etc., meaning that the covered code can be reused in other projects covered by these licences. It is approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- LPL_1_0 definition "LPL-1.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It is superseded by LPL-1.02." licence.
- LPL_1_02 definition "LPL-1.02 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. Similar to the Common Public License, this licence makes liability rules very clear." licence.
- LPPL_1_3C definition "LPPL-1.3c is a very specific, non-copyleft licence. It organises rights of the ”maintainer” of a work V/S other distributors who have to comply with documentation requirements and to communicate the original code (or report where it can be available)." licence.
- MIROS definition "MirOS is a BSD-style, permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- MIT definition "Approved by the Open Source Initiative, MIT is the most recommended permissive licence: short and very popular. Everything is allowed as long as the original copyright and licence notice is included in any copy of the software/source." licence.
- MOTOSOTO definition "Motosoto is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- MPL_1_0 definition "MPL-1.0 is a weak copyleft licence, characterised as a middle ground between permissive free software licences and the GNU General Public License that seeks to balance the concerns of proprietary and open source developers. As such, it allows re-licencing. It is approved by the Open Source Initiative. It has been superseded by v2.0." licence.
- MPL_1_1 definition "MPL-1.1 is a weak copyleft licence, characterised as a middle ground between permissive free software licences and the GNU General Public License that seeks to balance the concerns of proprietary and open source developers. As such, it allows re-licencing. It is approved by the Open Source Initiative. It has been superseded by v2.0." licence.
- MPL_2_0 definition "MPL-2.0 is a weak copyleft licence, characterised as a middle ground between permissive free software licences and the GNU General Public License that seeks to balance the concerns of proprietary and open source developers. As such, it allows re-licencing. It is approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- MS_PL definition "MS-PL is a BSD-style, permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- MS_RL definition "MS-RL is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- MULTICS definition "Multics is a permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. The legal text of this licence is only a paragraph long and both protects the authors' trademarks and requires users to include this licence." licence.
- NASA_1_3 definition "Approved by the Open Source Initiative, NASA-1.3 is a licence used by NASA containing an obligation to register with the government when receiving the software and to tell a specified agency how the modifications are used." licence.
- NAUMEN definition "Approved by the Open Source Initiative, Naumen is a fairly restrictive free software licence, but provides good protection for the author of the software." licence.
- NCSA definition "NCSA Open Source License is a BSD-style, permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- NGPL definition "Approved by the Open Source Initiative, NGPL is a very old licence used for the game NetHack. It allows users to freely share their modifications, in exchange for several restrictions and little protection for the authors." licence.
- NLOD_1_0 definition "Published by Norway, NLOD 1.0 grants the user the right to copy, use and distribute information, provided the user acknowledges the contributors and complies with the terms and conditions stipulated in this licence." licence.
- NLOD_2_0 definition "Published by Norway, NLOD 2.0 grants the user the right to copy, use and distribute information, provided the user acknowledges the contributors and complies with the terms and conditions stipulated in this licence." licence.
- NOKIA definition "Approved by the Open Source Initiative, NOKIA is a slightly altered variant on the Mozilla Public License specified for Nokia. It requires including a notice in each source file. Disputes must be settled through a Finnish arbitration process." licence.
- NPOSL_3_0 definition "A variant of the Open Software License 3.0, NPOSL-3.0 requires that the organisation using it is a non-profit and that no revenue is generated from sale of the software, support or services. It is approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- NTP definition "Approved by the Open Source Initiative, NTP is a simple licence, written as a template, that provides protection for the author while giving users full rights to the software." licence.
- OCLC_2_0 definition "While OCLC Research now uses the Apache 2.0 licence, OCLC-2.0 is a relatively strong copyleft licence with fairly lenient restrictions and built-in protection for the author. It is approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- ODC_BL definition "ODbL is a licence agreement intended to allow users to freely share, modify, and use the database concerned while maintaining this same freedom for others. Some jurisdictions, mainly in the European Union, have specific rights that cover databases, and so this licence addresses these rights, too. This licence is also an agreement in contract for users of this database to act in certain ways in return for accessing the database concerned." licence.
- ODC_BL definition "ODbL est un contrat de licence ayant pour objet d’autoriser les utilisateurs à partager, modifier et utiliser librement la base de données initiale tout en maintenant ces mêmes libertés pour les autres. De nombreuses bases de données étant protégées par des droits d’auteur, les présentes règles ont pour objet de céder ces droits. Certains États, principalement au sein de l’Union européenne, prévoient des droits spécifiques régissant les bases de données, de ce fait ces droits sont également concernés par cette licence. Cette licence est aussi un contrat en ce que les utilisateurs de la base de données initiale s’engagent à respecter certaines obligations en contrepartie de l’autorisation d’accéder à ladite base de données initiale." licence.
- ODC_BY definition "ODC-By-1.0 is a licence agreement intended to allow users to freely share, modify, and use the database concerned subject only to the attribution requirements set out in Section 4 (notices, no sublicensing). Databases can contain a wide variety of types of content, and so this licence only governs the rights over the database, and not the contents of the database individually." licence.
- ODC_PDDL definition "ODC PDDL is a document intended to allow the user to freely share, modify, and use this work for any purpose and without any restrictions. It is intended for use on databases or their contents (“data”), either together or individually." licence.
- OFL_1_1 definition "The SIL Open Font License 1.1 is one of the major open font licences, which allows embedding of the font in commercially sold products. It is a free and open source licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- OGL_1_0 definition "Developed and maintained by the National Archives, OGL-1.0 is a copyright licence for Crown Copyright works published by the UK government consisting of a simple set of terms and conditions facilitating the re-use of a wide range of public sector information free of charge. The OGL terms are compatible with the latest versions of the Creative Commons Attribution Licence and the Open Data Commons Attribution Licence. The OGL is a perpetual licence so any past and continuing use of information authorised under v1.0 or v2.0 may continue." licence.
- OGL_2_0 definition "Developed and maintained by the National Archives, OGL-2.0 is a copyright licence for Crown Copyright works published by the UK government consisting of a simple set of terms and conditions facilitating the re-use of a wide range of public sector information free of charge. The OGL terms are compatible with the latest versions of the Creative Commons Attribution Licence and the Open Data Commons Attribution Licence. The OGL is a perpetual licence so any past and continuing use of information authorised under v1.0 or v2.0 may continue." licence.
- OGL_3_0 definition "Developed and maintained by the National Archives, OGL-3.0 is a copyright licence for Crown Copyright works published by the UK government consisting of a simple set of terms and conditions facilitating the re-use of a wide range of public sector information free of charge. The OGL terms are compatible with the latest versions of the Creative Commons Attribution Licence and the Open Data Commons Attribution Licence. The OGL is a perpetual licence so any past and continuing use of information authorised under v1.0 or v2.0 may continue." licence.
- OGL_NC definition "Developed and maintained by the National Archives, the Non-Commercial Government Licence (OGL-NC) may be used by public sector bodies that have a Delegation of Authority to licence Crown copyright material non-commercially. It may also be used by public sector bodies holding non-Crown copyright information in accordance with the PSI Regulations 2015." licence.
- OGL_NC_2_0 definition "Developed and maintained by the National Archives, the Non-Commercial Government Licence 2.0 may be used by public sector bodies that have a Delegation of Authority to licence Crown copyright material non-commercially. It may also be used by public sector bodies holding non-Crown copyright information in accordance with the PSI Regulations 2015. Version 2.0 is more in line with other open-access licenses." licence.
- OGL_ROU_1_0 definition "Having a working value in Romanian, the Open Government Licence 1.0 (OGL-ROU 1.0) consists of a simple set of terms and conditions facilitating the re-use of a wide range of public sector information free of charge. The OGL terms are compatible with the latest versions of the Creative Commons Attribution Licence and the Open Data Commons Attribution Licence." licence.
- OGTSL definition "OGTSL was meant to facilitate software testing, without placing severe restrictions on use of the software except in terms of including original versions of the software. It is approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- OPL_2_1 definition "OSET Public License 2.1 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- OSL_1_0 definition "Open Software License 1.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- OSL_2_1 definition "Open Software License 2.1 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- OSL_3_0 definition "Open Software License 3.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. Similar to the AGPL, the OSL requires the user to disclose the source code when communicating software." licence.
- PHP_3_0 definition "The PHP License 3.0 is a permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It has minimal, clear requirements, and explicitly bars the use of the PHP name to endorse the software." licence.
- POSTGRE_SQL definition "PostgreSQL is a BSD-style permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- PSEUL definition "The INSPIRE End User Licence (PSEUL) aims to enable the sharing of environmental spatial information amongst public sector organisations. Licenced data under PSEUL is limited to data created (derived) by the user using Ordnance Survey (OS) licenced data." licence.
- PYTHON_2_0 definition "Python 2.0 is a permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- QPL_1_0 definition "The Q Public License Version 1.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It was designed by the Norwegian firm Trolltech to govern the distribution of its software, the Qt Toolkit." licence.
- RPL_1_1 definition "The Reciprocal Public License, version 1.1 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative. It contains rules on redistribution." licence.
- RPL_1_5 definition "The Reciprocal Public License 1.5 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative with detailed liability protection and numerous requirements, created to close a loophole in the GPL which let users sell modified software without ”fairly” distributing it." licence.
- RPSL_1_0 definition "Published by RealNetworks, RPSL-1.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- RSCPL definition "The Ricoh Source Code Public License (RSCPL) is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative with much built-in protection for the author." licence.
- SIMPL_2_0 definition "Simple Public License 2.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- SLEEPYCAT definition "The Sleepycat License is a BSD plus-style, permissive free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- SPL_1_0 definition "Sun Public License 1.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- UCL_1_0 definition "Upstream Compatibility License v1.0 is a copyleft-style, free software licence approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.
- UNLICENCE definition "The Unlicense is a template for disclaiming copyright monopoly interest in software you’ve written; in other words, it is a template for dedicating your software to the public domain. It combines a copyright waiver patterned after the very successful public domain SQLite project with the no-warranty statement from the widely-used MIT/X11 license." licence.
- UPL_1_0 definition "The Universal Permissive License 1.0 is an attribution+patent-style, permissive free software licence issued by Oracle and approved by the Open Source Initiative." licence.