nusapenida.infoIndependent guide to Nusa Penida

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Photo credits: who took the photos, and how to reuse them

The photographs on nusapenida.info, a guide to Nusa Penida in Bali, Indonesia, are the work of 45 photographers who published them under open licences. Each one is listed below with its photographer, its licence, the file page it comes from and the pages of the guide it appears on. Most allow reuse with a credit; the share-alike ones also ask you to share a changed version under the same licence. The drawings and maps are the guide's own, with map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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Every photograph on the guide

77 photographs on 31 pages, in the order of the places they show. The licence table comes first; each card then names the photographer, links the licence and the file page, and lists the pages that show the photo.

Licences of the 77 photographsThe licence deed linked on each card sets the terms; this column is a short reading of it.
LicencePhotosReusing a photo under it
CC BY-SA 4.0share-alike45Credit the photographer, link the licence, say if you changed the photo, and share your changed version under the same licence.
CC BY 4.09Credit the photographer, link the licence and say if you changed the photo.
CC BY-SA 3.0share-alike7Credit the photographer, link the licence, say if you changed the photo, and share your changed version under the same licence.
CC BY 3.05Credit the photographer, link the licence and say if you changed the photo.
CC04The photographer waived their rights; no credit is required, though naming the photographer is good practice.
CC BY 2.03Credit the photographer, link the licence and say if you changed the photo.
CC BY-SA 2.0share-alike2Credit the photographer, link the licence, say if you changed the photo, and share your changed version under the same licence.
Public domain2Marked public domain on its file page; no credit is required, though naming the photographer is good practice.

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Reusing one of these photos

The photos belong to their photographers, not to nusapenida.info. The guide uses them under the licence each photographer chose, and you can do the same: open the file page from the card, take the original from there, and credit it the way the licence asks. The file page also shows the full-size picture, the date it was taken and, for many, where.

The copies on this site are resized for the web, so the file page is the better place to start. A credit line in the form the guide uses reads: photographer, then the site the file is on, then the licence with a link to its deed. For a share-alike photo, a crop or an edit you publish goes out under the same licence.

Share-alike, in short

A photo marked share-alike carries a CC BY-SA licence. You may use it, also commercially, if you credit the photographer, link the licence, say what you changed and publish your changed version under the same licence. The deed linked on the card is the text that counts.

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Drawings, maps and data

The island drawings, cliff sections, crossing boards and charts on the guide are drawn for nusapenida.info and are not on the wall above. The maps are drawn from OpenStreetMap data, and each one carries the line "© OpenStreetMap contributors"; the data is available under the Open Database Licence, set out on the OpenStreetMap copyright page. The map of the three islands is on the Nusa Penida map page.

The guide's own figures, from levies to boat times, are open too: the Nusa Penida data page has them as a table and as JSON and CSV files under CC BY 4.0.

A wrong or missing credit

If a photo is yours and the credit is wrong, or you want it taken down, write through the contact page and include the file page link from its card, so the editor can find the photo and correct the credit or take it down. Who runs the guide is on the about page, and what the site does and does not record about visitors is on the privacy page.

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