# Using a DDL-v1 Dataset ## Typical scenarios - **Academic paper using a DDL-v1 dataset.** Cite the dataset title, `Datacustodia Dataset License Version 1 (DDL-v1)`, and a link to the source. Add an "Adapted from" notice if you modified the data. Compliant. - **Open-source project bundling a DDL-v1 dataset.** Ship the dataset with the verbatim license text and a `NOTICE`/`LICENSE` file pointing to the source repository. Compliant. - **Company training a commercial model on a DDL-v1 dataset.** Not covered by the open grant — contact the Licensor for a commercial license *before* any use. Non-compliant otherwise. ## Attribution format Where practicable, include: 1. the Licensor's name, 2. the title of the Licensed Material, 3. the version label `DDL-v1`, 4. a URI to the source, and 5. a clear "Adapted from" marker if you changed anything. Example: > *Dataset title* by *Licensor*, licensed under the Datacustodia > Dataset License Version 1 (DDL-v1). Source: *URI*. Adapted from the > original. ## Compliance checklist Before publicly releasing anything that includes DDL-v1 material: - [ ] Attribution names the Licensor, the dataset title and `DDL-v1`. - [ ] A source URI is given where reasonably practicable. - [ ] Adapted Material is clearly marked as modified. - [ ] The use is Non-Commercial (or a separate commercial license is in place). - [ ] The verbatim text of `licenses/License.txt` ships with the redistribution.