@IDoTheDrawing: On another note, I just noticed your asset on itch is not under any OGA-compatible license. It is ok to specify terms not explicitly equal to one of OGA's accepted licenses, so long as the terms are compatible. The "Restrictions" you have listed under License & Usage conflict with all OGA licenses. That is your prerogative; you should license your content the way you prefer, but it may prevent continued cross promotion. Let me know if you have questions.
REMOTE-HOSTED FOSS-LICENSED ART: [QUANTUM SUPERPOSITION] Asset is "free" but no specific usage terms or FOSS license specified before download. Please collapse quantum state by indicating CC-BY 4.0 on itch asset page.
✅ REMOTE-HOSTED BANNER: CONFIRMED. Banner displayed. Backlink present. [OPTIONAL] If possible, OGA requests banner image also act as backlink. EDIT: Regarding "Is it permissible to alter the banner’s palette to suit my page aesthetic?" No, the banner should not be altered. Sorry. However, alternative sizes and ratios may be available upon request.
❌ ADMINISTRATOR NOTIFY: INCOMPLETE - No icon/logo image specified.
Good start, but Skorpio's work is not public domain. "No copyright" is incorrect. The license must match skorpio's license, and his license does not have optional credit. Attribution needs to include a link to the original work as well. See https://opengameart.org/content/faq#q-how-to-credit for guidelines on proper attribution.
Creating assets that are modified from other assets are known as derivatives. Derivatives are subject to the copyright of the original author. If the original author did not give permission for others to make derivatives, it is a copyright violation. If they did give permission, you are required to give them proper attribution and adhere to the terms of their license. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
Oh, that. I don't quite know what causes it, but it seems to be different people making edits to two different submissions at the same time causes one to get stuck in a "someone else is editing this" status, which is definitely wrong, but still prevents you from saving the changes. It is easy for me to fix, so if you ever see that again, hit me up on Discord or in PM and I'll fix it ASAP. Everything looks the way you want it to now, right?
@IDoTheDrawing: On another note, I just noticed your asset on itch is not under any OGA-compatible license. It is ok to specify terms not explicitly equal to one of OGA's accepted licenses, so long as the terms are compatible. The "Restrictions" you have listed under License & Usage conflict with all OGA licenses. That is your prerogative; you should license your content the way you prefer, but it may prevent continued cross promotion. Let me know if you have questions.
[SIGNAL RESPONSE]: 0x06 (POSITIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT)
[TARGET_RECIPIENT]: GLORYTOTHEMACHINE
[OPERATION]: PRE-DEPLOYMENT CHECKLIST
[END_OF_SIGNAL]
Yep. Looks good. Thanks.
Yes, then you implied to others that credit is optional.
It looks like you also added the cc-by license, which is also incorrect. It should be cc-by-sa and gpl, not cc-by and gpl
This part is still incorrect:
Attribution is mandatory. Please remove this part.
Good start, but Skorpio's work is not public domain. "No copyright" is incorrect. The license must match skorpio's license, and his license does not have optional credit. Attribution needs to include a link to the original work as well. See https://opengameart.org/content/faq#q-how-to-credit for guidelines on proper attribution.
Creating assets that are modified from other assets are known as derivatives. Derivatives are subject to the copyright of the original author. If the original author did not give permission for others to make derivatives, it is a copyright violation. If they did give permission, you are required to give them proper attribution and adhere to the terms of their license. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
Did you use any parts of other space kits to create this?
Oh, that. I don't quite know what causes it, but it seems to be different people making edits to two different submissions at the same time causes one to get stuck in a "someone else is editing this" status, which is definitely wrong, but still prevents you from saving the changes. It is easy for me to fix, so if you ever see that again, hit me up on Discord or in PM and I'll fix it ASAP. Everything looks the way you want it to now, right?
It worked ok for me. What was the error message?
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