All contributors can add specific terms of use that external users will need to accept. It is thus possible to select a license or indicate copyright details for the whole shared resource. An interface also allows contributors to choose particular levels of access for each file and folder individually. The access level and type of license for each resource are clearly indicated to website users.
Licenses
Researchers can specify the type of license associated with their resources when depositing them:
Free licenses with commercial use
- Creative Commons License – Attribution 4.0 International
This license allows others to distribute, remix, arrange and adapt your work even for commercial purposes as long as your name is cited to credit you for the original creation. - Creative Commons License – Public Domain Mark 1.0
This license allows others to distribute, remix, arrange and adapt your work even for commercial purposes without permission being required. - Creative Commons Attribution License – ShareAlike 4.0 International
This license allows others to distribute, remix, arrange and adapt your work even for commercial purposes as long as your name is cited to credit you for the original creation and the new creations are disseminated under identical conditions. - CeCILL Free Software License Agreement, version 2
This French free software license (CEA, CNRS, INRIA) permits others to modify and distribute software in the framework of a free software distribution model. - CeCILL-C Free Software License Agreement
This French free software license (CEA, CNRS, INRIA) permits others to modify and distribute software. - GNU General Public License, version 3
This free software license allows others to use and share free data and software. - Lesser General Public License For Linguistic Resources
This license allows others to share and modify free data and particularly applies to linguistic resources like lexicons, grammars, thesauri and text corpora. - License Rights Statements – Copyright undetermined
The status of the data has been examined with regard to copyright and related rights. However, it has not been possible to definitively determine the copyright status of the data.
Free non-commercial licenses
- Creative Commons Attribution – NonCommercial – NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License
This license only allows others to download and share your work if you are credited by name but the work cannot be modified in any way or used for commercial purposes. - Creative Commons Attribution – NonCommercial – ShareAlike 4.0 International License
This license allows others to distribute, remix, arrange and adapt your work even for commercial purposes as long as your name is cited to credit you for the original creation and the new creations are disseminated under identical conditions. - Creative Commons License – Attribution – NonCommercial – ShareAlike 3.0 France
This license allows others to distribute, remix, arrange and adapt your work even for commercial purposes as long as your name is cited to credit you for the original creation and the new creations are disseminated under identical conditions. - Creative Commons License – Attribution – NonCommercial 4.0 International
This license allows others to remix, arrange and adapt your work for non-commercial purposes and, although the new works must credit your name and not constitute commercial usages, they do not have to be disseminated under identical conditions. - Creative Commons License – Attribution – NonCommercial – ShareAlike 2.0 Generic
This license allows others to distribute, remix, arrange and adapt your work even for commercial purposes as long as your name is cited to credit you and the new creations are disseminated under identical conditions.
ORTOLANG’s objective is to promote data sharing within the scientific community and to do this we specifically do not promote licenses that could seriously limit the exploitation of resources. We can however offer specific licenses when the origin and nature of data require them but our aim is to only propose licenses that do not restrict access to data.
To download files, users first need to accept the terms of the resource’s license unreservedly. For this, a hypertext link is displayed to enable users to easily consult the list of authorisations and usage conditions granted by the license.
Visibility
Access levels determine the visibility of published resources and limit access to these and ORTOLANG offers 4 levels of access to resources:
- For all : the resource is freely available to the general public (anonymous users).
- Logged-in users : the resource is only accessible to identified users whatever the community to which a user belongs.
- Members of higher education and research : the resource is protected and reserved for use by the research community. Only researchers can log in to RENATER, the national research identity provider, to access and download such resources.
- Workspace members : the resource is protected and can only be viewed and downloaded by authorized members.
Access is controlled automatically by registration on the website and identity control. Users cannot view or download content which they do not have access to. They are informed that such content exists unless a given folder is completely protected. In this latter case, users are informed of the existence of the folder, but cannot view its content.
