Credits
The Working Commons is a text-first publication, and its pictures are chosen to show ordinary places where shared work happens: a telecentre, a library's public computers, a building site, a neighbourhood, a simple tool. All of them come from Wikimedia Commons, released by their authors into the public domain or under a free licence. This page lists them, together with the typefaces and graphics that give the site its look.
Photographs
Public domain and CC0
- A USB flash drive beside a 50-cent euro coin (on: a wiki on a flash drive). Photo: EU+Mexico. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC0 1.0.
- A telecentre in Yoff, Senegal (on: reaching people who are offline). Photo: Ji-Elle. Wikimedia Commons file page · public domain.
- Building with compressed earth blocks, Midland, Texas, 2006 (on: Open Source Ecology). Photo released into the public domain by its author, a Wikimedia Commons contributor. Wikimedia Commons file page · public domain.
CC BY
- Public computers at Largo Public Library, Florida, 2006 (on: UK online centres and community networks). Photo: sylvar. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC BY 2.0.
CC BY-SA
- Kibera, Nairobi, seen from above (on: Kenya, 2007–2008). Photo: Schreibkraft. Wikimedia Commons file page · CC BY-SA 3.0. Our cropped and resized copy is available under the same licence.
All photographs were cropped to a 3:2 frame and resized; no other changes were made. The places and people shown have no connection with this publication.
Typefaces
- Domine, by Impallari Type, for headings · SIL Open Font License 1.1.
- Lexend, by Bonnie Shaver-Troup, Thomas Jockin and others, for body text · SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Both are served from this site, so no font request is made to an outside service.
Logo and graphics
The logo, three linked points forming a triangle, and the site's design were made for The Working Commons and are not derived from any earlier site on this domain.
Authors who notice an error in the way their work is credited can ask the editors to correct it through the legal notice.