# License request — cortiz2894/stylized-components

Post at: https://github.com/cortiz2894/stylized-components/issues/new
(or email cortiz2894@gmail.com)

**Title:** Add a LICENSE file so the "free code" is formally free

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Hey Christian — the WaterFloor breakdown is fantastic, and your video
describes this as a free resource to drop into our own projects. The repo
doesn't currently have a LICENSE file though, which under GitHub's terms
means it defaults to all-rights-reserved — so cautious folks (and any
company) legally can't use it despite your clear intent.

Would you consider adding one? MIT is the usual pick for "use it anywhere,
keep my copyright line" (it's what three.js itself uses). GitHub can add it
in two clicks: Add file → choose the MIT template.

Same goes for your other free-resource repos (flow-shield-effect,
hologram-particles, charged-blast-vfx, showcase-images, mouse-effects…) —
they all say "free open-source resource" in the description, and none has a
LICENSE file, so none of them is formally open source yet. One MIT file per
repo and the whole collection becomes actually usable by the community you
built it for.

Thanks for sharing the breakdowns — the F1−SmoothF1 Voronoi write-up
especially is gold.
