Attribution

[Madelaine McMasters]

Hi Iris,

The CC Attribution license doesn't require you to retain the name (or any other aspect) of a licensed work. It does require you to give attribution to the originator. If there's specific language attached to the sounds you've used, refer to that.

If the thing you are making is solely for your own use, there's really no way for anyone to see (hear? ;-) any attribution required by the license.

If you plan to distribute this thing, I think (I'm no lawyer) it would be sufficient to include a notecard containing the attribution inside its contents folder. If you're only distributing the sound, include a separate notecard giving attribution.

[Madelaine McMasters]

Hi Iris,

The CC Attribution license doesn't require you to retain the name (or any other aspect) of a licensed work. It does require you to give attribution to the originator. If there's specific language attached to the sounds you've used, refer to that.

If the thing you are making is solely for your own use, there's really no way for anyone to see (hear? ;-) any attribution required by the license.

If you plan to distribute this thing, I think (I'm no lawyer) it would be sufficient to include a notecard containing the attribution inside its contents folder. If you're only distributing the sound, include a separate notecard giving attribution.

[Amethyst Jetaime]

In addition to a notecard, you could put the attribution in the Description field of the sound's properties and make the sound no mod so it couldn't be changed. 

[IrisMorning]

Thanks a lot, Madelaine

I will add that note in the future and modify the current gestures in my store and/or express attribution in the description field.

In the name of the some sounds I have downloaded there's an express attribution to the author. In this case, I suppose that retaining the name is enough.

You have been veru helpful.

Have a good day!

[IrisMorning]

Thanks a lot, Amethyst for the idea of adding the attribution in the description field. It is very useful.

Have a good day!