I meant to mention this when you first posted, but got distracted by fancy instrument setup: very cool to hear/see the process. Magical to hear music emerge along the way.
I stopped to drink from this stream, and it refreshed me.
Sure. Thanks. Just comment here or DM me when the proprietary license is removed* and I will unlock the submission. :) Thank you for sharing your music.
@Tsorthan Grove: Correct. The additional restrictions in the "Prohibited Uses" section are especially incompatible with any of the licenses accepted on OGA.
@YannZ: Apologies, but only the licenses available can be applied to submissions here. By adding extra restrictions, you are applying an entirely different license that conflicts with the CC-BY (or any other) license. CC-BY requires users to credit you and link back here any time they use your assets. That by itself makes it pretty difficult to sell the assets on their own since the seller would be linking to the page where the same assets are free. That being said, forbidding people from (re)selling or redistributing the assets causes unintended legal entanglements that make these assets effectively unusable in any game project, even free ones, since redistribution of the game containing the assets, and hosting the game on any site that has advertisements, would violate those terms in the eyes of a court of law.
Would you be willing to omit those additional restrictions and just use the terms of the avialble CC-BY 4.0 license? Otherwise, I must leave this submission locked to prevent people from using the assets in a way you may not approve of. Let me know if you have any questions.
FYI: If you are insisting on credits, you should remove CC0 as a licensing option; Having both CC-BY and CC0 means people can choose CC0 and don't have to credit you.
Are you releasing this work under the GFDL? Or just sharing GPL logos under CC0?
You worked with Hachi Studio together on this derivative?
What originals? Who is Hachi Studio?
I meant to mention this when you first posted, but got distracted by fancy instrument setup: very cool to hear/see the process. Magical to hear music emerge along the way.
I stopped to drink from this stream, and it refreshed me.
@Emcee Flesher: I would like to bump this to the front page due to all the new content you've added. Any objections?
Bumped for new content
Sure. Thanks.
Just comment here or DM me when the proprietary license is removed* and I will unlock the submission. :) Thank you for sharing your music.EDIT: You've already done so. Fixed! Thanks. :)
@Tsorthan Grove: Correct. The additional restrictions in the "Prohibited Uses" section are especially incompatible with any of the licenses accepted on OGA.@YannZ: Apologies, but only the licenses available can be applied to submissions here. By adding extra restrictions, you are applying an entirely different license that conflicts with the CC-BY (or any other) license. CC-BY requires users to credit you and link back here any time they use your assets. That by itself makes it pretty difficult to sell the assets on their own since the seller would be linking to the page where the same assets are free. That being said, forbidding people from (re)selling or redistributing the assets causes unintended legal entanglements that make these assets effectively unusable in any game project, even free ones, since redistribution of the game containing the assets, and hosting the game on any site that has advertisements, would violate those terms in the eyes of a court of law.Would you be willing to omit those additional restrictions and just use the terms of the avialble CC-BY 4.0 license? Otherwise, I must leave this submission locked to prevent people from using the assets in a way you may not approve of. Let me know if you have any questions.EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
True, but keep in mind also that selecting multiple licenses is permitted, even if it is redundant: https://opengameart.org/content/faq#q-multilicense
FYI: If you are insisting on credits, you should remove CC0 as a licensing option; Having both CC-BY and CC0 means people can choose CC0 and don't have to credit you.
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