Make a KeepRight Declaration

Using KeepRight Spec release pre-alpha, spec version 0.0.2, and schema version 0.0.1.

About You

Optional information about the responsible party.

A1. Name

A2. Email

A3. Country

The Material

Crux

M1. Is this digital, physical, or both?

Digital Physical Both

M2. Are you the copyright holder?

Yes No Not sure

Details

M3. What should we call this material?

M4. What is it?

M4.1. Does it live online?

Yes, I have a URL or URLs Yes, I have some IDs (e.g. DOI) No

URL or URLs

IDs

M4.2. Which file formats or file extensions are involved?

M5. What's your relationship to it?

I made it I own it I'm a family member of the creator I'm a designated steward I'm a community member Let me tell you...

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M6. Who made this, and who owns it now?

M7. What's its copyright or licensing status, if you know?

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M8. Can you add any background on how, why, or when it was made? This will help future stewards understand the material. (optional)

Keep Right

One line description for a facet.

KR1. Who would you like to take care of this?

A specific person A specific institution Any qualified archive or library Open to any steward It depends...

Name them

Name it

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KR1.1. And where should it live?

KR2. Who should be able to see it, and are there any conditions?

Anyone Researchers only Family or designated people only No one for now It's complicated...

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KR2.1. Until when? (optional)

KR3. What can your caretaker do with it?

Preserve only Share freely May sell Your call Don't care May destroy it It depends...

Add your conditions

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Copy Right

Needs to be written.

CR1. Can copies be made?

Yes, freely Yes, but... No Don't care

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CR2. What must copies preserve?

Original file format All metadata Folder structure File names Original quality (no compression) It depends...

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CR3. Where can copies live?

Anywhere Only in specific countries Only with specific institutions Distributed as widely as possible for safety Let me tell you...

List countries

List institutions

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CR4. Should this be digitised?

Yes, please Yes, but only by a qualified institution Yes, but... No Don't mind

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CR5. What must a digitised version preserve?

Original colours Full resolution Both sides Physical scale All accompanying materials (e.g. notes, packaging) Let me tell you...

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CR6. Where can digital copies live?

Anywhere Only in specific countries Only with specific institutions Distributed as widely as possible for safety It depends...

List countries

List institutions

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Machine Right

Needs to be written.

MR1. Can machines analyse or index this material?

Yes, freely Yes, for preservation purposes only Yes, but... No

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MR2. Can this material be used to train AI?

Yes Yes, but not for commercial purposes Yes, but... No Don't mind

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MR3. If this material is used by an AI, what matters to you?

Attribution (I want to be credited) Transparency (I want to know how it was used) A copy of anything produced using it Nothing in particular It's complicated...

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