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The software this site is built on, and who wrote it

This site is a static export: if it runs in your browser, it shipped from here. Below are the copyright notices and the full licence texts for every third-party component that goes with it — the texts themselves, not links to them.

Generated from the build output on every release, so this list cannot drift away from what is actually served.

Licence files

NOTICES.txtEvery component distributed with this site, with its copyright notice and the full text of its licence.OFL.txtThe SIL Open Font License 1.1, served from the same directory as the Montserrat font files it covers.

Components with special licence terms

Most components here are under permissive licences whose only condition is that their notice travels with the software. Two carry attribution terms that deserve to be stated in full rather than buried in a text file.

Montserrat webfont — SIL Open Font License 1.1

The Montserrat font files served from `_next/static/media/*.woff2` are font software redistributed with this site, not merely a build dependency.

Copyright 2011 The Montserrat Project Authors
(https://github.com/JulietaUla/Montserrat)
— the copyright string embedded in the font binaries.
Copyright 2024 The Montserrat.Git Project Authors
(https://github.com/JulietaUla/Montserrat.git)
— the copyright statement carried by the upstream OFL.txt reproduced below.

Reserved Font Name: none. OFL 1.1 defines a Reserved Font Name as a name "specified as such after the copyright statement(s)". Montserrat's upstream OFL.txt specifies none, so OFL section 3 places no restriction on the name under which this subset is distributed.

Modified Version: yes. `next/font/google` subsets the glyph set to `latin` and serves WOFF2. Deleting glyphs and changing format both fall within the OFL definition of a Modified Version. Because no Reserved Font Name is declared, this triggers no naming restriction; the obligation that remains is OFL section 2 — ship the copyright notice and licence with the font, which this document and the `OFL.txt` placed alongside the font files both do.

The fonts are served as part of this site and are not sold on their own (OFL section 1).

Font Awesome Free — icons under CC BY 4.0, code under MIT

Font Awesome Free splits its terms by asset type. This site uses the SVG/JS icon packages, so CC BY 4.0 governs the icons and MIT governs the code. This is `CC-BY-4.0 AND MIT` — both apply at once; there is nothing to elect. The web/desktop font builds, which would be OFL 1.1, are not used here.

Title    Font Awesome Free — icons
Author   Fonticons, Inc.
Source   https://fontawesome.com
Licence  CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
         Full terms: https://fontawesome.com/license/free
Changes  None. Icons are rendered unmodified through
         @fortawesome/react-fontawesome. No SVG path data is edited in this
         repository. Colour and size are applied with CSS, which does not
         modify the work.

The full CC BY 4.0 legal code and the Font Awesome Free licence text follow. The MIT text that covers the code is reproduced in the grouped section below.

Full third-party notices

The complete document, grouped by licence text, with every component listed under the licence it is made available on.

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