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It is important to note that recipes per se are not copyrightable (although their written expression is). [http://thefoodgeek.com/miscellaneous/who-owns-that-recipe. | It is important to note that recipes per se are not copyrightable (although their written expression is). [http://thefoodgeek.com/miscellaneous/who-owns-that-recipe The Food Geek] has a good explanation of this legal principle. | ||
The following sites license food-related items (mainly recipes) using FCW licenses: | The following sites license food-related items (mainly recipes) using FCW licenses: | ||
*[http://www.nibbledish.com Nibbledish] (formerly Open Source Food) lists Creative Commons-licensed recipes. | *[http://www.nibbledish.com Nibbledish] (formerly Open Source Food) lists Creative Commons-licensed recipes. | ||
*[http://www.foodista.com Foodista] is a general purpose cooking encyclopedia licensed CC-BY. | *[http://www.foodista.com Foodista] is a general purpose cooking encyclopedia licensed CC-BY. | ||
*[Brian J. Geiger | *[http://thefoodgeek.com The Food Geek], a CC-BY-licensed food blog by Brian J. Geiger. | ||
*[http://apetito.ikso.net/ Bonan Apetiton], a CC-BY-SA-licensed recipes in the Esperanto language. | |||
*[https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Table_of_Contents Cookbook on Wikibooks] (also in other languages than English) | |||
Latest revision as of 19:20, 28 January 2017
It is important to note that recipes per se are not copyrightable (although their written expression is). The Food Geek has a good explanation of this legal principle.
The following sites license food-related items (mainly recipes) using FCW licenses:
- Nibbledish (formerly Open Source Food) lists Creative Commons-licensed recipes.
- Foodista is a general purpose cooking encyclopedia licensed CC-BY.
- The Food Geek, a CC-BY-licensed food blog by Brian J. Geiger.
- Bonan Apetiton, a CC-BY-SA-licensed recipes in the Esperanto language.
- Cookbook on Wikibooks (also in other languages than English)