The Linked Infrastructure for Networked Cultural Scholarship (LINCS) project is converting large datasets into an organized, interconnected, machine-processable set of resources for Canadian cultural research. LINCS aims to provide context for the cultural material that currently floats around online, interlink it, ground it in its sources, and help to make the World Wide Web a trusted resource for scholarly knowledge production. With a team of technical and domain experts, LINCS is allowing Canadian scholars and partner institutions to play a significant role in the developing the Semantic Web. The LINCS Data Publication License Agreement sets out the licensing terms and conditions for datasets being contributed to LINCS.