Due our collaborative approach, once images are posted in your own public fotopedia albums, others can start “using” them in their own fotopedia hosted albums. These images can also be “promoted” to the encylopedia pages. Always with the right attribution and links back to the author. Point J in the TOS is to make sure that this is possible.

Also we do not claim any rights on people images, you retain all rights. We just want to make sure that we have the license to distribute these images in our network as mentioned above, sometimes in a modified form when we create vignettes to access them.

Here is modified Point J without the term “sublicenseable”:

“fotonauts does not claim ownership of Content you post, submit or make available for inclusion on the Service. You retain all rights in and ownership of such Content, but you hereby grant fotonauts the worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable and non-exclusive license to use, distribute, reproduce, modify, adapt, publicly perform and publicly display such Content on the Site and in connection with the Service.

Jean-Marie Hullot – fotonauts founder

Hopefully they’ll get real content in it because it seems like a ghost town right now.

Google never lets people add CSS to their pages. They should really start.

Google would be so much more popular if they did.

“http://www.productopedia.info a sneak peek. This site is an in-progress of what we are going to launch in a few days.”