technically no licence

[Ablesius]

Hi there,

since the repo technically has no licence, I believe everything you wrote is under copyright - with certain exceptions like forking or contributing via PRs and issues, according to GitHub's OpenSource Guides and their TOS.

I'm following your tutorial but re-building a lot because the bevy versions differ, so I don't know whether we're far enough apart that it matters or not, but would you mind adding a licence making it explicit? :)

Best,
Lexi

(I'm aware the account hasn't been active for a while, just trying nonetheless!)

[marcusbuffett]

Ah yeah sure, I’ll try to get around to this, if I forget feel free to ping again.For now here’s an official “you can do anything you want with this code” verbal permissionMarcusOn Mar 28, 2024, at 2:48 PM, Lexi Blesius ***@***.***> wrote: Hi there, since the repo technically has no licence, I believe everything you wrote is under copyright - with certain exceptions like forking or contributing via PRs and issues, according to GitHub's OpenSource Guides and their TOS. I'm following your tutorial but re-building a lot because the bevy versions differ, so I don't know whether we're far enough apart that it matters or not, but would you mind adding a licence making it explicit? :) Best, Lexi (I'm aware the account hasn't been active for a while, just trying nonetheless!) —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>