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All fictional, opinion, or otherwise non-educational material (text and images) originating from this site are covered under the Free Art License 1.3, which you can read here.

All educational, instructional materials originating from this site (yes, I do this sometimes) are covered under the GFDL license. You can read the terms here.

All code presented on the site in tutorials or otherwise is under the GPL 3.0 license. You can read the terms here.

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tl;dr: Money is a fuck, and culture stagnates when you marketize information. Feel free to use any materials on this site for anything you’d like, so long as it is not kept under a more restrictive license. To summarize, anything created based on information from this site must be free and open source. You can sell physical copies of whatever you make, but there must be a free digital copy available. This includes Large Language Models.

That said, no information on this site comes with any kind of warranty or guarantee. You are responsible for your own usage of what you see here, and with things like code and tutorials, your mileage may vary depending on your exact system and environment. I can lead your horse to bash, but I can’t teach it to script.

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