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What about copyright?
With the exception of content in the “So sue me already” category or tag, or unless otherwise mentioned in the post, you should assume that the images, text, and other media are copyright Ananda Mahto under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license.
What this means is that you can share and adapt the media however you want as long as you give me attribution (either as Ananda Mahto or mrdwab), as long as you don’t use my work for commercial purposes, and as long as you distribute any derivative media with the same license.
You DO NOT need to contact me for permision for reuse (although it would be nice).
I also retain the right to grant exceptions to any of the terms set forth in the Creative Commons license. What that means is that if, for example, you really need to have that awesome DWAB song in your next commercial movie, just contact me and we’ll see what we can arrange.
This license doesn’t restrict fair use rights. For more information about fair use, I suggest you track down a copy of “Tales from the Public Domain: BOUND BY LAW?” which, at the time of writing this disclaimer, is available for free online.
Overall, though, you’re really pretty much free to do what you will, and I probably won’t bother hunting you down and crushing you with my DWAB-o-rific powers.
The Grumpy Writer’s Grumps
What about copyright?
With the exception of content in the “So sue me already” category or tag, or unless otherwise mentioned in the post, you should assume that the images, text, and other media are copyright Ananda Mahto under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license.
What this means is that you can share and adapt the media however you want as long as you give me attribution (either as Ananda Mahto or mrdwab), as long as you don’t use my work for commercial purposes, and as long as you distribute any derivative media with the same license.
You DO NOT need to contact me for permision for reuse (although it would be nice).
I also retain the right to grant exceptions to any of the terms set forth in the Creative Commons license. What that means is that if, for example, you really need to have that awesome DWAB song in your next commercial movie, just contact me and we’ll see what we can arrange.
This license doesn’t restrict fair use rights. For more information about fair use, I suggest you track down a copy of “Tales from the Public Domain: BOUND BY LAW?” which, at the time of writing this disclaimer, is available for free online.
Overall, though, you’re really pretty much free to do what you will, and I probably won’t bother hunting you down and crushing you with my DWAB-o-rific powers.