The license of the "Frogitto" sprites?

Pokitto Programming Pixel Art
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@VonBednar, are you ok with using a MIT license for the “Frogitto” sprites you have made? I would like to have them included in an example of a Python game in Pokitto. The code is under MIT license.

The sprites in question are here:

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Of course! Feel free to add under MIT license.

Once you have the project going, let me know - I wouldn’t mind writing something for pokitto, and I feel I know enough Python to actually pull it off :D\

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Great! I am going to do that very soon. @VonBednar, is this text ok for you if I add it to the top of the pixel data source file?

Copyright © 2019 Fred Bednarski
This file is released under the MIT license.
Go to http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT for the full license details.

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That is perfect :slight_smile:

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I think really sprites ought to use a Creative Commons licence since they’re art/data rather than code.
MIT specifically mentions ‘software’ whereas CC licences talk about ‘material’.

CC BY 4.0 is the most MIT-like in intent:
free to distrubute, modify and profit from as long as credit is given.

It’s up to you, I just think CC makes more sense.

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Ok, this way then:

# Copyright © 2019 Fred Bednarski
# This file is released under the Creative Commons Attribution license (CC-BY).
# Go to https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ for the full license details.
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