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# License request — cortiz2894/stylized-components
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Post at: https://github.com/cortiz2894/stylized-components/issues/new
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(or email cortiz2894@gmail.com)
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**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
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describes this as a free resource to drop into our own projects. The repo
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doesn't currently have a LICENSE file though, which under GitHub's terms
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means it defaults to all-rights-reserved — so cautious folks (and any
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company) legally can't use it despite your clear intent.
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Would you consider adding one? MIT is the usual pick for "use it anywhere,
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keep my copyright line" (it's what three.js itself uses). GitHub can add it
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in two clicks: Add file → choose the MIT template.
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Same goes for your other free-resource repos (flow-shield-effect,
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hologram-particles, charged-blast-vfx, showcase-images, mouse-effects…) —
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they all say "free open-source resource" in the description, and none has a
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LICENSE file, so none of them is formally open source yet. One MIT file per
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repo and the whole collection becomes actually usable by the community you
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built it for.
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Thanks for sharing the breakdowns — the F1−SmoothF1 Voronoi write-up
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especially is gold.
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