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1. Scope
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The copyright holders offering software, source code, assets, or other content
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under these terms ("we") grant the permissions below to every individual, team,
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company, organization, and other entity ("you"). "Work" means the software,
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source code, assets, and other content we offer under these terms.
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2. Using the product and owning your output
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You may use the customer-facing software or product for any purpose, including
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commercial purposes, without payment, acknowledgment, or a copy of these terms.
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This includes installing, running, accessing, and self-hosting it, and compiling
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it solely to run it.
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Whatever you create through ordinary use of the product is yours. We claim no
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ownership of your output and impose no payment, acknowledgment, or licensing
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conditions on it. You may use, sell, share, or license it however you choose.
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Merely copying or extracting the underlying codebase or assetbase is reuse
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under section 3.
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3. Reusing code or assets
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Subject to section 4, you have worldwide, nonexclusive permission to copy,
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modify, combine, publish, distribute, sublicense, sell, and otherwise reuse any
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or all of the Work, for any purpose, in source or other forms.
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4. Finding common ground
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If you reuse the codebase or assetbase, you are responsible for satisfying one
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of the following conditions when you begin that reuse:
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- If you cannot afford a monetary payment, give a simple
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acknowledgment of the original software or repository in an appropriate
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place, such as your README, source code, website, or documentation. A name
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mention or a link is enough. No particular wording or placement is required.
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- If you can afford a monetary payment, sponsor the original
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repository through its Sponsor button. You alone decide the minimum
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reasonable amount you can afford, considering the circumstances of the entity
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reusing the Work. Sponsorship may be one-time or monthly. If you pay any
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positive amount, acknowledgment and links are optional.
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An entity may satisfy this condition through someone acting on its behalf.
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5. Final settlement
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Any positive amount successfully paid through that sponsorship route fully
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and permanently satisfies the reuse condition for the entity making it or on
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whose behalf it is made. Your chosen amount is accepted as sufficient,
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regardless of your financial means.
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We will not challenge its adequacy, request financial evidence, or demand a
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larger amount. A record of the completed payment is sufficient proof; no
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separate approval or agreement is needed.
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The first completed monthly payment is enough. Later payments are optional,
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and you may cancel recurring sponsorship without losing your permissions.
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Likewise, an appropriate acknowledgment fully satisfies the condition for an
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entity using the acknowledgment option.
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Once satisfied, the condition covers all reuse by that entity of the Work
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offered under these terms in the same original repository, including later
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versions. No payment or acknowledgment is required again for additional uses,
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copies, releases, or products. The permissions granted are then irrevocable
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for that Work.
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6. Choosing another license
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After satisfying section 4, you may distribute or sublicense the Work,
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modified or unmodified, under any license you choose. You do not have to include
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these terms, keep this license, or require anyone else to follow it. These
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terms require no retained copyright or license notices; the acknowledgment
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option in section 4 is the only acknowledgment requirement.
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Recipients of the Work you distribute under another license follow that
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license and owe us no payment or acknowledgment under these terms for that
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Work. Relicensing grants permissions; it does not transfer ownership of
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the original Work.
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7. Warranty
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To the extent permitted by law, the Work is provided "as is," without any
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warranty, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or
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noninfringement. We are not liable for any claim, loss, or damages arising from
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the Work or its use.
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