Attribution in Cross-Cultural Design
What a credit line should actually contain, drawn from eleven projects where the crediting was argued over before anything was published.
- Estimated reading time
- 12 min read
- Length
- PDF, 9 pages
02Resources
Five documents, all free, all downloadable without an account. Written with the practitioners named in them and published under an open licence: reuse them, adapt them, teach from them, and tell us where they are wrong.
01The library
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What a credit line should actually contain, drawn from eleven projects where the crediting was argued over before anything was published.
Forty documented motifs, each with its origin, its holders, its known uses and a plain statement of what permission would involve.
One page to run before a project starts and one to run before it ships. Written to be printed and marked up, not filed.
Sixty terms that keep getting used loosely, defined by the people who use them precisely. Volume two is in preparation.
A six-week unit for design students, with session plans, discussion prompts and an assessment brief that does not reward pastiche.
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