copyright

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Files: binary-copyright.pod copyright
Copyright: Copyright (C) Alex Smith 2013-2015, except as explained below
License: verbatim and nh4-metacopyright
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 typically allow redistribution of the license, but only without
 modifications (here interpreted as allowing embedding into a larger
 document, including reversible changes to the sequence of bytes that
 make up the license, that do not lose or hide any meaning).  When a
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 to be able to preserve them).  The copyright statement above does not
 apply to verbatim quotes of other licenses, and is not intended to
 challenge their copyright status.
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 modified copies is not misrepresented.
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Comment:
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 is typically a legal requirement to preserve existing license notices
 unchanged.  This license is not used for any code; it is entirely
 exclusive to files that explain the copyright status of other files.

Files: libnethack_client/*
License: NGPL or GPL-2+
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2012.

Files: libnethack/dat/*.des
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) 1989-95 by Jean-Christophe Collet
 Copyright (c) 1990-95 by M. Stephenson
 Copyright (c) 1991-93 by P. Winner
 Copyright (c) 1992-93 by Izchak Miller, David Cohrs

Files: libnethack/dat/Rogue.des
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1992 by Dean Luick

Files: libnethack/dat/data.base
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2010 by Alex Smith

Files: libnethack/dat/dungeon.def
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1990-95 by M. Stephenson

Files: libnethack/dat/quest.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1991 by M. Stephenson

Files: libnethack/dat/oracles.txt libnethack/dat/rumors.fal libnethack/dat/rumors.tru
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 These files had no explicit copyright notice in the NetHack distribution; the
 format of the rumours.* files made it impossible to include one (whereas the
 oracles.txt file could have included one, but didn't).  The likely copyright
 is the general copyright of NetHack:
 .
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: libnethack/dat/history
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 This file is a text file containing a high-level changelog for NetHack. As
 such, it did not have an explicit copyright notice.  The likely copyright is
 the general copyright of NetHack:
 .
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: libnethack/include/*.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: libnethack/include/align.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Mike Stephenson, Izchak Miller  1991

Files: libnethack/include/attrib.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright 1998, Mike Stephenson

Files: libnethack/include/color.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Steve Linhart, Eric Raymond, 1989

Files: libnethack/include/dgn_file.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 by Mike Stephenson

Files: libnethack/include/display.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Dean Luick, with acknowledgements to Kevin Darcy

Files: libnethack/include/dlb.h libnethack/include/iomodes.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Kenneth Lorber, Bethesda, Maryland, 1993

Files: libnethack/include/drawing.h
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985
 Copyright (c) 2013 Alex Smith

Files: libnethack/include/emin.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) David Cohrs, 1990

Files: libnethack/include/epri.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Izchak Miller, 1989

Files: libnethack/include/extern.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Steve Creps, 1988

Files: libnethack/include/magic.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011

Files: libnethack/include/memfile.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2015 Alex Smith

Files: libnethack/include/monattk.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright 1988, Mike Stephenson

Files: libnethack/include/mondata.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989, Mike Threepoint

Files: libnethack/include/monflag.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989, Mike Threepoint

Files: libnethack/include/ntconf.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) NetHack PC Development Team 1993, 1994

Files: libnethack/include/prop.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 Mike Threepoint

Files: libnethack/include/qtext.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Mike Stephenson 1991

Files: libnethack/include/quest.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Mike Stephenson 1991

Files: libnethack/include/rect.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1990 by Jean-Christophe Collet

Files: libnethack/include/region.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1996 by Jean-Christophe Collet

Files: libnethack/include/skills.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985-1999

Files: libnethack/include/spell.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright 1986, Mike Stephenson

Files: libnethack/include/sp_lev.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 by Jean-Christophe Collet

Files: libnethack/include/timeout.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright 1994, Dean Luick

Files: libnethack/include/vision.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Dean Luick, with acknowledgements to Dave Cohrs, 1990

Files: libnethack/include/winprocs.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) David Cohrs, 1992

Files: libnethack/include/youprop.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 Mike Threepoint

Files: libnethack/src/*.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: libnethack/src/attrib.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, M. Stephenson

Files: libnethack/src/bones.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985,1993

Files: libnethack/src/dbridge.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 by Jean-Christophe Collet

Files: libnethack/src/display.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Dean Luick, with acknowledgements to Kevin Darcy and Dave Cohrs 1990

Files: libnethack/src/dlb.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Kenneth Lorber, Bethesda, Maryland, 1993

Files: libnethack/src/dokick.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Izchak Miller, Mike Stephenson, Steve Linhart, 1989

Files: libnethack/src/drawing.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) NetHack Development Team 1992

Files: libnethack/src/dump.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011

Files: libnethack/src/explode.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 1990 by Ken Arromdee

Files: libnethack/src/extralev.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright 1988, 1989 by Ken Arromdee

Files: libnethack/src/fountain.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright Scott R. Turner, srt@ucla, 10/27/86

Files: libnethack/src/history.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011

Files: libnethack/src/level.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Sean Hunt, 2013

Files: libnethack/src/light.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Dean Luick, 1994

Files: libnethack/src/localtime.c
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Robert Patrick Rankin, 1991
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: libnethack/src/log*.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011

Files: libnethack/src/memfile.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011

Files: libnethack/src/messages.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2014 Alex Smith

Files: libnethack/src/mhitq.c
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985.
 Copyright (c) 2015 Alex Smith.

Files: libnethack/src/mkmap.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) J. C. Collet, M. Stephenson and D. Cohrs, 1992

Files: libnethack/src/mplayer.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Izchak Miller, 1992

Files: libnethack/src/muse.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 1990 by Ken Arromdee

Files: libnethack/src/music.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 by Jean-Christophe Collet

Files: libnethack/src/newrng.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2014 Alex Smith
Comment:
 Also contains some public domain source from LibTomCrypt, via AdeonRNG.

Files: libnethack/src/objects.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Mike Threepoint, 1989

Files: libnethack/src/polyself.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1987, 1988, 1989 by Ken Arromdee

Files: libnethack/src/pray.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Benson I. Margulies, Mike Stephenson, Steve Linhart, 1989

Files: libnethack/src/priest.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Izchak Miller, Steve Linhart, 1989

Files: libnethack/src/prop.c
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) 1989 Mike Threepoint
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985.
 Copyright (c) 2014 Alex Smith

Files: libnethack/src/quest*.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright 1991, M. Stephenson

Files: libnethack/src/rect.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1990 by Jean-Christophe Collet

Files: libnethack/src/region.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1996 by Jean-Christophe Collet

Files: libnethack/src/role.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985-1999

Files: libnethack/src/sounds.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 Janet Walz, Mike Threepoint

Files: libnethack/src/spell.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) M. Stephenson 1988

Files: libnethack/src/sp_lev.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 by Jean-Christophe Collet

Files: libnethack/src/steed.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Kevin Hugo, 1998-1999

Files: libnethack/src/symclass.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) NetHack Devlopment Team 1992

Files: libnethack/src/vision.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Dean Luick, with acknowledgements to Dave Cohrs, 1990

Files: libnethack/src/windows.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) D. Cohrs, 1993

Files: libnethack/util/dgn_* doc/dgn_comp.pod
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) 1989 by Jean-Christophe Collet
 Copyright (C) 1990 by M. Stephenson
Comment:
 The dgn_comp.pod copyright is a guess.  (The file was translated from
 dgn_comp.6, which probably had the same copyright as dgn_comp itself.)

Files: libnethack/util/dlb_main.c doc/dlb.pod
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Kenneth Lorber, Bethesda, Maryland, 1993
Comment:
 The dlb.pod copyright is a guess.  (The file was translated from dlb.6, which
 probably had the same copyright as dlb itself.)

Files: libnethack/util/lev_* doc/lev_comp.pod
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 1989 by Jean-Christophe Collet
Comment:
 The lev_comp.pod copyright is a guess.  (The file was translated from
 lev_comp.6, which probably had the same copyright as lev_comp itself.)

Files: libnethack/util/makedefs.c
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Dean Luick, 1990
 Copyright (c) M. Stephenson, 1990, 1991
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: libnethack/util/checkglobals.sh
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2013 Alex Smith

Files: testbench/*
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2015 Alex Smith

Files: libuncursed/*
License: NGPL or GPL-2+
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Alex Smith

Files: libnethack_common/include/nethack*.h
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 These files have no explicit copyright notice.  However, the originals come
 from NitroHack, and thus likely have the following copyright based on their
 creation dates:
 Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler 2011-2012

Files: libnethack_common/*/common_options.*
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: libnethack_common/include/compilers.h
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985
 Copyright (c) Alex Smith 2014

Files: libnethack_common/src/xmalloc.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011

Files: libnethack_common/src/trietable.c libnethack_common/include/trietable.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Alex Smith, 2015

Files: libnethack_common/src/hacklib.c
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Robert Patrick Rankin, 1991
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: libnethack_common/include/hacklib.h
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Alex Smith, 2013
 Copyright (c) Steve Creps, 1988

Files: libnethack_common/include/xmalloc.h
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011
 Copyright (c) Alex Smith, 2013

Files: libnethack_common/*/menulist.*
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Alex Smith, 2013

Files: libnethack_common/*/utf8conv.*
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2014 Alex Smith

Files: libnethack_common/*/netconnect.*
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2012
 Copyright (c) 2014 Alex Smith

Files: nethack/*
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011

Files: nethack/src/getline.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: nethack/src/main.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985

Files: nethack/*/brandings.*
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2013 Alex Smith

Files: nethack/src/extrawin.c nethack/src/motd.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) 2014 Alex Smith

Files: libnethack_common/dat/motd.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2014 Alex Smith

Files: nethack_server/*
License: NGPL or GPL-2+
Copyright: Copyright (c) Daniel Thaler, 2011

Files: tilesets/missing-slashem-32-tiles.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2013 Alex Smith

Files: tilesets/dat/tiles/s-*.txt tilesets/dat/palettes/slashem.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright: These tiles were copied from an NGPL Slash'EM release that was
 Copyright (C) J. Ali Harlow 2000-2006, which gives the following
 explanation of the provenance and copyright status of the tiles:
 .
 Window ports can optionally make use of the tiles (pictures for NetHack
 symbols) found in this directory.  They are distributed in a text format
 with routines to help in converting them to a system's preferred format
 and using them there.  The original tiles were provided by Warwick Allison.
 .
 The 32x32 tileset stored in mon32mi.txt, obj32mi.txt and oth32mi.txt and the
 Psuedo-3D tileset stored in mon3dmi.txt, obj3dmi.txt and oth3dmi.txt were
 created by a number of different people under the direction of Mitsuhiro
 Itakura (ita@gold.koma.jaeri.go.jp) who also holds the copyright on these
 tiles.  The artists were:
 .
         Mitsuhiro Itakura
         Haruko Numata
         Edger
         ZMYDaino
         Wan'ichi
         Tatsuya
 .
 The 32x32 tileset stored in mon32alg.txt, obj32alg.txt and oth32alg.txt
 and the additional tiles stored in xxx32al2.txt (not used by all ports)
 were imported from AllegroHack, written by Kelly Youngblood (jry@pinn.net).
 The artists were:
 .
         Kelly Youngblood
         Paul Pliska
         John Harris
 .
 The 32x32 tileset stored in mon32aw.txt was contributed by Andrew Walker.
 .
 Slash'EM specific high resolution tiles are stored in mon32se.txt, obj32se.txt
 and oth32se.txt. These override those found in other tilesets.
 Tiles which are not present in any other set are created from the 16x16 tiles.

Files: tilesets/dat/tiles/n-343.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright: These tiles were taken from the NetHack 3.4.3 source tarball, and
 have no copyright notice for the individual tiles that were taken (although
 the files they were taken from were originally provided by Warwick Allison,
 the specific tiles taken were added later, and it is unclear who added them).
 .
 The tarball as a whole has this copyright:
 .
 Copyright 1985-2003 Stichting Mathematisch Centrum and M. Stephenson

Files: tilesets/dat/tiles/n-4-*.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (C) 2013 Alex Smith, in addition to the copyright on the tiles from
 Slash'EM on which these files are based (see tilesets/dat/tiles/s-*.txt).

Files: tilesets/dat/tiles/dawnlike-*.txt
License: CC-BY-3.0
Copyright:
 Copyright (C) Andrew Rios, 2014
Comment:
 These tiles originally came from the (CC-BY) DawnHack,
 <http://dragondeplatino.deviantart.com/art/DawnHack-NetHack-3-4-3-UnNetHack-5-1-0-416312313>.
Comment:
 Because this file only specifies artwork and is entirely independent
 of NetHack itself, there's no need for the license to be "combinable"
 with that of NetHack 4 as a whole.

Files: tilesets/dat/tiles/dawnlike-16.txt
License: CC-BY-SA-3.0
Copyright:
 Copyright (C) Andrew Rios, 2014
 .
 Dawnlike is registered under a CC-BY-SA 3.0 license, meaning that you
 are free to redistribute or edit any part of this tileset as long as
 you do not take the credit for it. I cannot stop you from using this
 tileset commercially, so feel free to sell any games using Dawnlike.
 .
 If you use this tileset you must accredit DawnBringer. That mad
 color-bending genius came up with the palette this entire pack lives
 on. Without his palette, I would probably never would have even
 finished DawnHack. As for crediting me, I have a unique
 request. Inside "Reptiles.png" you will find a Platino sprite. If you
 use Dawnlike, you MUST use this sprite and hide him very well!
Comment:
 Because this file only specifies artwork and is entirely independent
 of NetHack itself, there's no need for the license to be "combinable"
 with that of NetHack 4 as a whole.

Files: tilesets/dat/tiles/rltiles-32.png
License: rltiles-attribution
 You can use these tilesets in your program freely. Please include the
 following text in your distribution package, either as a separate
 file or incorpolated into your license notice document. The fourth
 line is optional: Delete it if you have not modified the tiles. If
 you have modified some of the tiles, replace "YOURNAME" by your name.
Comment:
 "Fourth line" in the license appears to be referring to the "Some of
 the tiles" line, which previously ended "YOURNAME" rather than "Raz".
 The "following text" is under the "Copyright" section here.
Copyright:
 Part of (or All) the graphic tiles used in this program is the public
 domain roguelike tileset "RLTiles".
 Some of the tiles have been modified by Raz.
 .
 You can find the original tileset at:
 http://rltiles.sf.net
 .
 The list of contributors to the original RLTiles was:
 .
 Denzi
 =========
 dwarf lord, watchman, watch captain, page, raven,
 *About half of the Dungeon Crawl tiles*
 *Allmost all the player tiles*
 .
 Alex Korol
 =========
 dc/abomination*.bmp, 64x64 stairs tile, 64x64 swamp dragon
 .
 Edger
 =========
 Cerberus
 .
 Wan-ichi
 =========
 werejackal, werewolf, leocrotta, wumpus,
 titanothere, baluchitherium, wererat
 .
 So-Miya
 =========
 chickatrice, pyrolisk, vampire, vampire mage
 storm giant, silver dragon scale mail, shimmering dragon scale mail
 silver dragon scales, shimmering dragon scales, baby shimmering dragon
 shimmering dragon, baby silver dragon, silver dragon
 master mind flayer, leather cloak, magcal explosions
 .
 Haruko Numata
 =========
 rope golem, leather golem, flesh golem, clay golem
 stone golem, horned devil,
 Lord Carnarvon, Pelias, Shaman Karnov, Hippocrates,
 King Arthur, Arch Priest, Master of Thieves, Norn, Wizard of Balance,
 low boots, iron shoes, high boots, combat boots, jungle boots,
 hiking boots, mud boots
 .
 Tatsuya
 =========
 knight(3D), samurai(3D), barbarian(3D)
 hill giant(3D), dragons(3D)
 .
 from AllegroHack (Kelly Youngblood, Paul Pliska, John Harris)
 =========
 gas spore, flaming sphere, shocking sphere
 .
 Dainokata
 =========
 warg, manes, shrieker,
 water moccasin, elf zombie,human zombie,
 straw golem, iron golem, wererat, shopkeeper,
 guard, iguana, caveman, healer, rogue,
 tourist, dart, aklys, elven bow,
 orcish bow, elven cloak,
 orcish cloak, opera cloak, sack,
 lock pick, lamp, blindfold, towel,
 leash, stethoscope, tinning kit, figurine,
 cram ration, food ration, statue, alter, sink
 .
 Zmy
 =========
 dog, large dog, bugbear, rothe, ape, owlbear,
 skeleton, Woodland-elf, Green-elf, Grey-elf,
 Croesus, marilith, vrock, hezrou, nalfeshnee, Orcus,
 Demogorgon, cavewoman, Elwing, dwarvish mattock,
 pickaxe, Kop Lieutenant, Kop Sergeant, elf-lord
 Oracle, Archon, Snake, pyton, cobra, Earendil

Files: tilesets/dat/catalogues/*.txt*
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2013, 2014 Alex Smith

Files: tilesets/dat/maps/*.map
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 It's unclear whether these files are copyrightable at all, being a list of
 short phrases in an order required for interoperability (this lists the
 sequence of tiles used in existing tile images used in previous versions of
 NetHack).  Thus, they may well be public domain.  If not, they are definitely
 NGPL-compatible, given that all the sources on which they are based are
 NGPL; the main original sources are libnethack/src/{objects,mon,drawing}.c,
 which would give the following combined copyright:
 .
 Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985.
 Copyright (c) Mike Threepoint, 1989.
 Copyright (c) NetHack Development Team 1992.

Files: tilesets/dat/tiles/rltiles.map tilesets/dat/text/dungeoncolors.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (C) 2014 Alex Smith
 .
 This file was written by Alex Smith, and encodes a dungeon coloring
 scheme suggested by Raz (the RLtiles artist).

Files: tilesets/dat/tiles/los-transformations.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2015 Alex Smith

Files: tilesets/dat/maps/dawnlike.map
License: CC-BY-SA-3.0
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2014 Alex Smith
Comment:
 Unlike some other files in its directory, this one is rather more complex and
 involves creative input (the selection of which tiles from DawnLike should be
 used to represent which objects in NetHack).  Thus, it is highly unlikely to
 be public domain.  (Rather, it has been placed under the same license as
 DawnLike, to simplify the license of the resulting tileset post-compilation.)

Files: tilesets/dat/fonts/*.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2002 Andrew Apted <ajapted@users.sourceforge.net>
Comment: The format of these files in the original source made it
 impossible for them to contain an explicit copyright notice. However,
 they are definitively NGPL (due to being distributed with the
 NGPL'd Slash'EM), and are very likely to have the copyright
 conditions shown above, because all the other files in the directory
 had that copyright notice.

Files: tilesets/dat/text/*.txt
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2014 Alex Smith

Files: tilesets/src/bigtile.c tilesets/src/magtile.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (c) NetHack Development Team 1995

Files: tilesets/util/*.c tilesets/include/tilecompile.h
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2014 Alex Smith

Files: tilesets/src/fallback-tileset-image.c
License: NGPL
Copyright: Copyright (C) 2015 Alex Smith

Files: tilesets/util/tileset-image.c
License: NGPL
Copyright:
 Copyright (C) Andrew Apted <ajapted@users.sourceforge.net> 2002
               Slash'EM Development Team 2003
 Copyright (C) 2014 Alex Smith

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