Difference between revisions of "Ludocity:Copyrights"
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* Run the game yourself. | * Run the game yourself. | ||
* Print, copy or distribute the ruleset and all documents connected to it. | * Print, copy or distribute the ruleset and all documents connected to it. | ||
| − | * Make any changes you like to the game. | + | * Make any changes you like to the game - this doesn't mean you should edit the article, just that you're allowed to run the game with different rules to the rules on Ludocity. |
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* You aren't using the game for commercial purposes. | * You aren't using the game for commercial purposes. | ||
| − | You should credit the game's designer in whatever form they've ... | + | You should credit the game's designer in whatever form they've used in the game infobox. |
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| + | ==Public Domain Games== | ||
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| + | There are a few games on Ludocity which are in the public domain. If a game is public domain you are welcome to:- | ||
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| + | * Run the games yourself. | ||
| + | * Print, copy or distribute the ruleset and all documents connected to it. | ||
| + | * Make any changes you like to the game - this doesn't mean you should edit the article, just that you're allowed to run the game with different rules to the rules on Ludocity. | ||
| + | * Use the game for commercial purposes. | ||
| + | * Use the game without giving credit to the designer. | ||
Revision as of 09:32, 16 July 2008
Creative Commons Games
Each game on Ludocity has been released under an Attribution-Noncommercial Creative Commons Licence. This means that you are welcome to:-
- Run the game yourself.
- Print, copy or distribute the ruleset and all documents connected to it.
- Make any changes you like to the game - this doesn't mean you should edit the article, just that you're allowed to run the game with different rules to the rules on Ludocity.
Provided that:-
- You give full credit to the original designer of the game.
- You aren't using the game for commercial purposes.
You should credit the game's designer in whatever form they've used in the game infobox.
Public Domain Games
There are a few games on Ludocity which are in the public domain. If a game is public domain you are welcome to:-
- Run the games yourself.
- Print, copy or distribute the ruleset and all documents connected to it.
- Make any changes you like to the game - this doesn't mean you should edit the article, just that you're allowed to run the game with different rules to the rules on Ludocity.
- Use the game for commercial purposes.
- Use the game without giving credit to the designer.
