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| All translations imported from external sources are owned by the translator that made them. In general, these translations are licensed under the same terms as the software for which they are a translation. | All translations imported from sources external to Launchpad are owned by the translator that created them. In general, these translations are licensed under the same terms as the software for which they are a translation. |
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| All translations submitted into Launchpad are the work of the translator that created them, and are submitted under the same license as the software being translated. In addition, the translator grants to Canonical Ltd the right to publish the translation and use the translation in other software packages under their license. | All translations in Launchpad are the work of the translator that created them. These translations are made available to Canonical and in turn to you under the BSD license (revised, without advertising clause). We require this so that other projects can use these translations as sources for their own translations, without suffering licensing incompatibilities. |
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| We allow you to use scripts or robots to access the data contained on this website subject to the following conditions: | We provide [[https://help.launchpad.net/Feeds|data feeds]] and a [[https://help.launchpad.net/API|web service API]] for automated access to Launchpad's dataset. We strongly recommend you use the feeds and the web service API in preference to screen-scraping or other techniques. If you can't do what you need to do through the feeds and the API, * please [[https://launchpad.net/launchpad/+filebug|file a bug]] so we can improve our service * we will allow the use of custom scripts and robots that access the data on the Launchpad web site |
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| * Contact information for the organization running the script must be included in the 'User-Agent' HTTP header. * If you think you will be requesting significantly more pages in a given period of time than a regular user, you should discuss this concern with us beforehand by sending an email to {{{automated_access@launchpad.net}}}. |
In return, we ask that you identify the programs you write so that we can track usage and contact you if your client causes us problems. * When using the web service API, identify your application in the OAuth consumer key you use when authenticating against Launchpad. * When accessing feeds from a script, or screen-scraping, identify your application in the 'User-Agent' HTTP header. When writing short scripts for yourself, you can identify your application by giving your email address or the URL to your page on Launchpad. When writing scripts for general distribution, you can identify your application by giving the URL to its homepage. If your application is hosted on Launchpad, or it's easy to find your application's homepage by doing a web search on its name, you can just give its name. We reserve the right to limit the access of individual users who make requests too often; and of applications that cause problems for Launchpad due to bugs, inefficiency, or malicious intent. |
Terms of Use
These are the terms and conditions of use for the Launchpad system.
General copyright
All data that is made available on this website is the property of someone - the author in the case of content produced elsewhere and reproduced here with permission, or Canonical or its content suppliers. Before you use this content in some way please take care to ensure that you have the relevant rights and permissions from the copyright holder.
Translations copyright
All translations imported from sources external to Launchpad are owned by the translator that created them. In general, these translations are licensed under the same terms as the software for which they are a translation.
All translations in Launchpad are the work of the translator that created them. These translations are made available to Canonical and in turn to you under the BSD license (revised, without advertising clause). We require this so that other projects can use these translations as sources for their own translations, without suffering licensing incompatibilities.
Bugs copyright
All bug comments are the property of the people who created them. Metadata and statistics generated by the Launchpad Bug Tracker are the property of Canonical Ltd and may be used freely for any purpose as long as accreditation and the Launchpad URL are given along with that data.
Soyuz copyright
All packages contained in distributions or personal package archives within the Launchpad are aggregations of content which may potentially belong to many different people. You should take care to check all copyright messages in source packages and binary packages before assuming you can use them for any purpose.
Build logs and other automatically generated content produced by Soyuz and its related components within the Launchpad are the property of Canonical Ltd, unless otherwise specified therein, and may be used freely for any purpose as long as accreditation and the Launchpad URL are given along with the data.
Automated querying
We provide data feeds and a web service API for automated access to Launchpad's dataset. We strongly recommend you use the feeds and the web service API in preference to screen-scraping or other techniques. If you can't do what you need to do through the feeds and the API,
please file a bug so we can improve our service
- we will allow the use of custom scripts and robots that access the data on the Launchpad web site
In return, we ask that you identify the programs you write so that we can track usage and contact you if your client causes us problems.
- When using the web service API, identify your application in the OAuth consumer key you use when authenticating against Launchpad.
- When accessing feeds from a script, or screen-scraping, identify your application in the 'User-Agent' HTTP header.
When writing short scripts for yourself, you can identify your application by giving your email address or the URL to your page on Launchpad. When writing scripts for general distribution, you can identify your application by giving the URL to its homepage. If your application is hosted on Launchpad, or it's easy to find your application's homepage by doing a web search on its name, you can just give its name.
We reserve the right to limit the access of individual users who make requests too often; and of applications that cause problems for Launchpad due to bugs, inefficiency, or malicious intent.
