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| Sukasa Posts: 666/2068 |
 Cool. Well, it's meant to be available to whoever wants it. |
| LocalH Posts: 37/65 |
Put it this way - as the creator and copyright holder of the ROM, you decide what's legal to do with the ROM. |
| Sukasa Posts: 645/2068 |
...I got lost on "a license to spread them"... I'm assuming you mean that if their maker decided that he would allow people to spread them around, that would be the equivalent of a license?
Sorry, but This is all quite new to me. |
| Hiryuu Posts: 1062/2480 |
If it's a fan-made public domain game, then ROM posts are fine.
Otherwise, if it's based off a pre-existing ROM, post the IPS only. |
| Ailure Posts: 624/2602 |
The FAQ could have worded it better.
Yes, as long the ROM's in question have a license to spread them, it's ok. There's probably a few Open sourced games that isn't technically Public domain but is still free to spread.  |
| MathOnNapkins Posts: 218/1106 |
Yes, as long as it doesn't contain anything stolen/copyrighted. Public Domain Roms are just that. |
| Sukasa Posts: 613/2068 |
I'm making a fangame of mine as an SNES ROM, but I have one question about it:
Since it's mine (original), am I allowed to post a direct link to it's ROM here when done? I can't see why not, but I figure it would be best to ask. |
