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These attribution requirements on a per icon basis are a bit much...

• timClicks 15y ago
  Many of the icons are in the public domain which alleviates this problem to some degree.
  • fam 15y ago
    Unfortunately there's no easy way to filter by license type; it'd sure be helpful.
    • logic 15y ago
      Agreed here; it's one of the things that continues to make Flickr so useful.
• MatthewPhillips 15y ago
  Luckily they have a very good guide on how to attribute[1]. If you are using them on a site or in an App you can simply put the attributions in your about page. [1] http://blog.thenounproject.com/post/12554806140/the-noun-projects-attribution-requirements http://blog.thenounproject.com/post/12554806140/the-noun-pro...
  • ericd 15y ago
    Thanks for the heads up. The requirements listed on that page are still kind of silly, though, especially for a commercial project, where it requires you to list the attribution right near the use of it. For example: "If your product is listed online, you must include the proper attribution on the same page next to the item you are selling. " That kind of requirement is just begging to be ignored completely.