It is my goal, in everything I make, to maximize the availability of source code. Sometimes, there is wiggle room in the legal gray areas; we’re on like, the fourth version of the GPL, yeah? Though it’s labeled the “AGPLv3”, the lineage there is confusing. If you’re asking the interpretation I had in mind when writing something, it’s generally:

  • Follow the terms of the license
  • Don’t come up with a clever workaround to the license
  • If some legal tomfoolery comes up that prevents the terms of the license from applying in a super specific sci-fi scenario, like AI or whatever, follow the spirit of the license, which should quite frankly be obvious.
  • If you still can’t figure it out and force me into an ultimatum, I’ll prefer the choice that keeps the source as open as possible.

Licenses

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Site Code — AGPLv3

index.html script.js themes/wirenook/ themes/wirenook-vrchat/

Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. Any modified version of this site served over a network must make its source available under the same terms.

Typeface — SIL Open Font License 1.1

fonts/Unique.ttf fonts/AtkinsonHyperlegible-Regular.ttf fonts/AtkinsonHyperlegible-Bold.ttf fonts/AtkinsonHyperlegible-Italic.ttf fonts/AtkinsonHyperlegible-BoldItalic.ttf

Licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. See the OFL FAQ for common questions about use, embedding, and redistribution.

Artwork typefaces — licensed for our use, not redistributed

design/

The vector sources in design/ carry live text rather than outlines, so they render as drawn only where the typeface is installed. None of these are in this repository and none are served by the site. Jost* and Inter are under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The seven Y1 faces — AlternaSans, AxelBox, NegatiBlock, NocturnalSubway, SorikomiSansSerif, ToyWriterMarker and TypeAccelerator — are YutaONE's, used under their terms, and are not ours to pass on. The art the site publishes is raster, so none of these travel with a download; only the vector sources name them.

VRChat interface — palette and icon font

themes/wirenook-vrchat/ images/no-relicensing/vrchat-background-lines.svg

The VRChat pages are dressed in VRChat's own interface colours, and load their trust-rank and status glyphs from their CDN. wirenook is unaffiliated with VRChat; the marks and the artwork are theirs.

Apartment viewer — three.js and gaussian-splats-3d

static/apartment/vendor/

The apartment scan is drawn with three.js (r170, © three.js authors) and gaussian-splats-3d (0.4.7, © Mark Kellogg), both under the MIT license.

Images: wirenook.net — AGPLv3

images/wirenook/

Default license. Older versions may have alternative available licenses under VCS. A good deal of this artwork was drawn on commission by Ron Kyle Almira (Pixel20012) as work made for hire; the agreements waive attribution, and the credit is here because it is deserved rather than required.

Images: No relicensing — No license granted

images/no-relicensing/

No license granted.

Images: Lancer fan assets — GPL-3.0

images/lancer/

Derived from COMP/CON GNU GPL v3.0. Lancer and COMP/CON are © Massif Press; this site is unaffiliated fan work.