References:

- Elenius,K., Forsbom, E., and Megyesi, B. 2008. Survey on Swedish
  Language Resources. Report, February 2008. Dept. of Speech, Music
  and Hearing, KTH and Dept. of Linguistics and Philology, Uppsala
  University
  (http://stp.lingfil.uu.se/blark/swe-blark-survey-2008.pdf)

- [CLARIN Standards] http://www.clarin.eu/recommendations

- [META-NET, FLaReNet, CLARIN Standards] The Standards' Landscape
  Towards an Interoperability Framework
  (http://www.flarenet.eu/sites/default/files/FLaReNet_Standards_Landscape.pdf)

- [META-SHARE metadata model]
  http://www.meta-share.org/portal/knowledgebase/HomePage

- A report including Model Licensing Templates and Authorization and
  Authentication Scheme (http://www-sk.let.uu.nl/u/D7S-2.1.pdf)

  - "[...] these three main content categories and three
    sub-categories presented as laundry symbols will be attached to
    each CLARIN resource and tool available for the CLARIN End-Users.

    The Content Owner or Content Provider needs to choose the main
    category first:

    - PUB(licly) available resources, usually through web interfaces
      only

    - Resources licensed to ACA(demic) use and researchers, the main
      CLARIN focus area

    - RES(tricted) resources requiring individual authorization"

    - "The next step for the depositor is to consider whether there
      are additional requirements that are essential for the potential
      user to accept before s/he can have access rights to the
      resource or the tool. The sub-categories containing additional
      requirements are

      - NC - A requirement for strictly non-commercial use. A term
        requiring non-commercial use of the content is commonly found
        in different licenses. It is problematic because there is no
        common definition of what non-commercial actually means in
        different jurisdictions. From the CLARIN point of view, this
        is not a problem as long as the user of the content is aware
        of the term.

      - Inf - A requirement to inform the Content Owner or the Content
        Provider regarding the usage of the tools and/or the resources
        in published articles. This term is something that is almost
        part of good practice in writing academic articles. It seldom
        causes any problems as long as the user is aware of it.

      - ReD - A requirement to redeposit modified versions of the
        tools and resources with the Service Provider. In certain
        cases the right holder has an interest to collect the modified
        versions of the content."