licence

Where the software rights in the Simmis stack come from.

repository licences control

This page is a directory, not a software licence. Code rights come from the licence file in the canonical repository where that code is published. If this page and a repository licence differ, the repository licence controls.

The public Simmis repository publishes its code under the MIT License. That licence applies to the software it covers, subject to its notice requirements and other terms. Dependencies retain their own licences. This page does not grant rights to unpublished code or replace repository notices.

published stack components

Other dependencies and optional components may have additional licences and notices. Review the dependency tree and repository notices for the exact version you use before copying, modifying, or distributing software.

site content and trademarks

Open source licences apply to the code covered by them. Unless a separate notice says otherwise, the Site’s text, documentation, visual design, illustrations, Simmis name, logos, and other marks are not licensed under those code licences. No code licence grants permission to use Simmis branding or imply sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement.

no additional warranty

Software is provided with the warranties and liability terms, if any, stated in its applicable repository licence. This page does not add a warranty, support promise, patent assurance, indemnity, or production commitment.

Questions about licensing may be sent to info@simm.is.

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