Development of Creative Commons licenses

[wiki_tomos <wiki_tomos AT inter7.jp>]

Hi. I am glad if I could be some help. 

But again, please be reminded that I am not a lawyer, and this is just 
my personal thoughts. I might well be wrong.  

Your modified statement with a footnote looks better to me, thought 
your list of authors does not match with what I see on the page you pointed..

If the screenshot is small enough, I would assume it would be likely to 
qualify 
as a fair use. 

I also noticed that on the photo index page that you will use,  
there is a photo of a person with his face clearly identifyable. Is that okay 
with regard to the person's privacy? I don't know 
much about the issue, but if I remember correctly, CC licenses does not 
guarantee that privacy and other rights are cleared. 

Also, if you are talking about a chapter in an academic book, will the image 
be 
included into any subscription-based database? 

If so, couldn't that be a violation of another clause of the CC-license? 
It is perhaps not your issue, but the publisher of the journal might want to 
read the 
license.. The license says: 

"You may not distribute, publicly display, publicly perform, or publicly 
digitally 
perform the Work with any technological measures that control access or use 
of the 
Work in a manner inconsistent with the terms of this License Agreement."
(taken from 4.a of CC-by 2.0)

Best regards, 

Tomos