Inspector Walls Stinky Places database — reuse guide https://inspectorwalls.com/sources#credit The licence makes two things conditions of reuse, not courtesies. Keep the notice inside the file intact in every copy of the database you pass on (ODbL 4.2c). And on anything you publish that was made from it, tell the reader that the data came from the Inspector Walls Stinky Places database and is available under the ODbL (ODbL 4.3). The notice below does both. Keep the upstream credits with it. Data from the Inspector Walls Stinky Places database (ODbL 1.0 ). Includes © OpenStreetMap contributors · UK PRTR · SEPA. Source credits and licences . Inspector Walls Stinky Places database © Outstandly Ventures Ltd. This derivative database is made available under the Open Database Licence 1.0. Contains information from OpenStreetMap, made available under the Open Database Licence. Individual source contents retain their applicable licences and third-party rights. https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1-0/ Upstream source notices OpenStreetMap © OpenStreetMap contributors https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1-0/ https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright UK Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (2024) UK PRTR: contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/ https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/download-industrial-emissions-and-waste-transfer-uk-prtr-data SEPA Waste Management Licenced Sites © Scottish Environment Protection Agency. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/ https://map.sepa.org.uk/server/rest/services/Open/SEPA_Reference/MapServer/6 If you publicly use an adapted database, or outputs from it, follow the ODbL share-alike and database-offer rules. This does not require opening your entire app. The licences decide when these duties apply, including their exceptions. I publish the full Stinky Places database, including its matching IDs and added fields, not my application or processing code. The open-data licences do not grant rights to my branding or a hosted search service. They still allow commercial database reuse. The open licences take precedence over website terms. This guide states the licence’s own conditions and adds none of its own; it does not replace the notices embedded in each snapshot. Keep those notices with any copy you redistribute. Full database: https://inspectorwalls.com/data/stinky-places/database.json.gz Location-review alterations: https://inspectorwalls.com/data/stinky-places/location-reviews-v1.json Current location and identity alterations: https://inspectorwalls.com/data/stinky-places/identity-reviews-v1.json Supplementary reviewed names: https://inspectorwalls.com/data/stinky-places/naming-reviews-v1.json Use the current identity-review file for all active location holds, exact same-site display groups and unresolved-identity qualifications. It includes the earlier location holds; do not apply them twice. Grouping keeps individual geometries, checking radii and source evidence unchanged. The current identity-review alterations include all matching IDs, reviewed pins, display groups, decisions and application instructions under the same ODbL offer. The earlier location-review file remains available for historical reproduction. No original records or historical downloads are removed or overwritten. Use the supplementary naming file too for the reviewed London/fringe fallback titles and source details. It includes exact source/version guards and the one resolved CC0 Wikidata operator label. Naming changes do not change matches, distances, smell classifications or duplicate groups. Snapshot manifest: https://inspectorwalls.com/data/stinky-places/manifest.json I provide the download without an account or fee. It comes without a warranty; coverage is incomplete and a potential source of odour is not proof that a place smells.