publishing your equality chart(s) in a book? about javascript-equality-table HOT 7 CLOSED

Absolutely! I'll put a license in here so that there's no confusion.

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You might want to use the better ordered table from
http://strilanc.com/visualization/2014/03/27/Better-JS-Equality-Table.html

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@dorey

I don't see the license having been added, yet. Is it still OK to use the "unified" view of the chart in my "Types & Grammar" book?

How exactly should the image be attributed (besides the URL and your github username)?

+@bmacdonald_oreilly

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Hi @getify , I've added a cc license . As for attribution, I'm happy with whatever. Github username + URL works for me.

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FYI: I am not sure if "non-commercial" will let me use it in a book that's for sale, unless you're going to grant an explicit exception for the YDKJS book.

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Ok, I just copied it from the YDKJS repo's license.txt but I'm happy to change it. Let me know which license would be most appropriate for this.

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Mine has "NC" (non-commercial) because the book content is explicitly licensed (by contract) exclusively to O'Reilly. You could do the same for yours, if you wanted to grant a specific licensing option to me/O'Reilly.

Or you could pick one of the licenses that allows commercial works (if you want to let others besides my book use it). IANAL, so I can't recommend specifically what you should pick, but here's a helpful page listing what the license options are for CC:

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/

It seems like "BY-ND" or "BY-SA" might be good. Just let me know which way you'd like to go with it. :)

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