diff --git a/demo/font-licenses.txt b/demo/font-licenses.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5b1b5ba6 --- /dev/null +++ b/demo/font-licenses.txt @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ + +BPdots is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs License (CC BY-ND). + + +kongtext license text: + +Thanks for downloading one of codeman38's retro video game fonts, +as seen on Memepool, BoingBoing, and all around the blogosphere. + +So, you're wondering what the license is for these fonts? Pretty simple; +it's based upon that used for Bitstream's Vera font set . + +Basically, here are the key points summarized, in as little legalese as possible; +I hate reading license agreements as much as you probably do: + +With one specific exception, you have full permission to bundle these fonts in +your own free or commercial projects-- and by projects, I'm referring to not +just software but also electronic documents and print publications. + +So what's the exception? Simple: you can't re-sell these fonts +in a commercial font collection. I've seen too many font CDs for sale in stores +that are just a repackaging of thousands of freeware fonts found on the internet, +and in my mind, that's quite a bit like highway robbery. Note that this *only* +applies to products that are font collections in and of themselves; +you may freely bundle these fonts with an operating system, application program, +or the like. + +Feel free to modify these fonts and even to release the modified versions, +as long as you change the original font names (to ensure consistency among +people with the font installed) and as long as you give credit somewhere +in the font file to codeman38 or zone38.net. I may even incorporate these changes +into a later version of my fonts if you wish to send me the modifed fonts via e-mail. + +Also, feel free to mirror these fonts on your own site, as long as you make it +reasonably clear that these fonts are not your own work. I'm not asking for much; +linking to zone38.net or even just mentioning the nickname codeman38 should be enough. + +Well, that pretty much sums it up... so without further ado, +install and enjoy these fonts from the golden age of video games. + +[ codeman38 | cody@zone38.net | http://www.zone38.net/ ]