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At least one of the sounds on the soundtrack generator was in fact licensed under a CC-BY-NC rather than a CC-0 license, but there was no attribution available. Providing attribution as I requested in #94 would solve the problem for that particular sound file, but what if CC-ND files are getting used as well? Some kind of license picker or assurance that only public domain sounds are being used would provide confidence.
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At least one of the sounds on the soundtrack generator was in fact licensed under a CC-BY-NC rather than a CC-0 license, but there was no attribution available. Providing attribution as I requested in #94 would solve the problem for that particular sound file, but what if CC-ND files are getting used as well? Some kind of license picker or assurance that only public domain sounds are being used would provide confidence.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: