How is my work licensed when using cables?
This is a bit of a complicated question, so let's try to break this down:
- Using cables and several of the used open source components does not impose a license on your work
- Everything needed to run a cables patch is licensed under the MIT License
- Every export you create of a cables patch will contain information about the licenses of other included libraries (which are all compatible with MIT, if you didn't add them on your own)
- What you do in cables is yours, you have the choice of making patches public or not
- Private patches retain all the copyright there is and we will never make patches public or share assets of these
- When making patches public on cables.gl you can choose from any CC license, a "public domain" option or "all rights reserved"
- This will be shown on cables when viewing the patch
- We do not control or enforce copyright actively, if you see someone abusing your work, we will try to help though.
- What you or your collaborators do with exported patches is completely up to you.
- For uploaded assets please make sure you have the proper rights to use them. We will never use assets of private patches on our own.
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