That sounds fine for what you want. But it's not binding.
In order for a contract to be a contract, there needs to be an
exchange. (Benefits to both parties) they need to pay you something
and you need to give them what they paid for. Even if it's just
$1.00 it needs to be in the contract. And they must credit you as
author anyway.
So you must decide to either give them the images and trust them, or
to refuse them the images.
On 11/6/11 8:30 AM, Pablo Coronel wrote:
I have most of my pics in flickr
with a (C) sign so that they are not used.
I have never made money of them, and do not intend to either but I
got the following request:
Hope you are well! I loved your photos of Holland was wondering
if we would be able to use your pics on our interactive map wetu.com/Home/Map.
To see an example of the pop-up box where we would use the pics,
just type (for example) Galapagos in the search bar on the right
and click the listing that appears. Unfortunately we are a
start-up so we don't yet have a budget to pay for images, but of
course I can credit you.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks and warm regards,
Lexi
I was planning to answer saying that they can use my photos
only for that purpose as long as my name is credited and no
prints; postcards are made.
Does that sound sensible?
thanks
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