Lets say there is a resource published under the CC BY-NC license that is not itself in any way related to software, but rather a database of sorts for example. As I understand, this places restrictions on any publications or derivatives of this resource, but it’s quite unclear to me how this can apply to software.

Lets say there is a resource published under the CC BY-NC license that is not itself in any way related to software, but rather a database of sorts for example. As I understand, this places restrictions on any publications or derivatives of this resource, but it’s quite unclear to me how this can apply to software.

Lets say there is a resource published under the CC BY-NC license that is not itself in any way related to software, but rather a database of sorts for example. As I understand, this places restrictions on any publications or derivatives of this resource, but it’s quite unclear to me how this can apply to software.

Lets say there is a resource published under the CC BY-NC license that is not itself in any way related to software, but rather a database of sorts for example. As I understand, this places restrictions on any publications or derivatives of this resource, but it’s quite unclear to me how this can apply to software.

Lets say there is a resource published under the CC BY-NC license that is not itself in any way related to software, but rather a database of sorts for example. As I understand, this places restrictions on any publications or derivatives of this resource, but it’s quite unclear to me how this can apply to software.