MOD COMMUNITY LICENSE
                           Version 1, 21 March 2026

Copyright (c) 2026 HDainester

0. Foreword

The Mod Community License (MCOML) is an open license meant to better protect
the rights of software authors. It does not adhere to the usual definition of
"Free Open Source Software" (FOSS), but rather it aims to strike a middle
ground between the freedom of consumers and the protection of the authors' work.

In short, you may share or modify the source code as you wish, as long as the
work stays under this license, and if you have modified the code, you must:

  (a) state your changes if you don't use an SVC like Git
  (b) list the original authors (as listed in the copyright at the top of
      this license)

When sharing binaries, you must adhere to a few more rules. Either:

  (a) your derivative work differs sufficiently from the original or
  (b) you have received written permission from all Project Owners

If you are running a modified version of this software on your servers and
users can freely interact with it, you will need to make your source code
public the same way.

The precise terms and conditions can be found below:

1. Definitions

  1.1. "Source Code": The Source Code is any digital files or tools that are
       part of the work covered by this text and/or used in the creation of
       Binaries, preferred for making modifications. This does not include
       any publicly available tools or libraries. This may include textual or
       binary digital files.

  1.2. "Binaries": Binaries correspond to any form of the work other than the
       Source Code.

  1.3. "This License": This License corresponds to the full text of this
       document.

  1.4. "Copyright Notice": The Copyright Notice corresponds to the line towards
       the top of This License, starting with "Copyright (c)".

  1.5. "Project Owner": The Project Owners are all physical persons or legal
       entities mentioned in the Copyright Notice. They may be referred to by
       an alias.

  1.6. "You": "You" corresponds to an individual or a legal entity exercising
       rights under this License. For legal entities, "You" includes any entity
       that controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with You. For
       purposes of this definition, control means

         (a) the power, direct or indirect, to cause the direction or management
             of such an entity, whether by contract or otherwise, or
         (b) ownership of more than fifty percent (50%) of the outstanding shares
             or beneficial ownership of such an entity.

2. Using the Source Code

You may copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, and/or sell copies of the
Source Code under the following conditions:

  2.1. The Source Code and any derivative work of the Source Code are licensed
       under This License.

  2.2. You must explicitly state your changes, if any, in a prominent place.

    2.2.1. Commit history as provided by source version control software
           programs is considered to fulfill 2.2.

  2.3. If You modify the Source Code in any way, You must list the original
       Project Owners in a prominent place.

    2.3.1. Commit history as provided by source version control software
           programs is NOT considered to fulfill 2.3.

  2.4. You may add your name to the Copyright Notice, but You must not remove
       any name from the existing Copyright Notice.

3. Using Binaries

You may share, publish, distribute, make derivative work, and/or sell copies
of Binaries, or license the right to do so, under the following conditions:

  3.1. Any derivative work must differ sufficiently from the original. The
       following criteria must be satisfied:

    3.1.1. At least 50% of the derivative work must consist of code or
           functionality that significantly alters and/or adds to the original
           work in a meaningful way.

    3.1.2. Mere additions, such as empty classes, comments, or trivial changes
           that do not enhance functionality in a reasonable way, do not meet
           this criterion.

    3.1.3. An explicit written permission by all Project Owners can serve as a
           replacement for any conditions mentioned under 3.1.

  3.2. The Binaries and any derivative work of the Binaries are licensed under
       This License.

  3.3. You must provide documentation stating in particular any differences to
       the original work.

  3.4. You must make the Source Code used to create the Binaries publicly
       available, free of charge.

4. Remote network interaction

If You offer users the ability to interact remotely through a computer network
with a Binary created from a modification of the Source Code, You must make the
modified Source Code publicly available, free of charge. You must also clearly
document and respond to requests asking how to obtain the aforementioned Source
Code.

5. Disclaimer

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR
COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES, OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER
IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT, OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF, OR IN
CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

In case of a conflict between the Section 0 ("Foreword") and any other Section,
the latter Section shall prevail.