Replying to @Elizafox@social.treehouse.systems
@Elizafox I really like that one mew
Replying to @LottieVixen@toot.cat
@LottieVixen Fox whomst meow :P
Replying to @Elizafox@social.treehouse.systems
@Elizafox hehe yeah
also I was looking at that therian symbol before, is that the one from.. uh therian works?
Replying to @LottieVixen@toot.cat
@LottieVixen I think someone on Fedi drew it; but I forget who.
The theta-delta itself dates from the late 90's/early 00's.
Replying to @Elizafox@social.treehouse.systems
@Elizafox oooo I wanna find out who because that's awesome if so, was concerned about using that one because was unsure on licensing
Replying to @LottieVixen@toot.cat
@LottieVixen Logos and simple pictures are generally ineligible for copyright, but iirc the author allows anyone to use it.
Replying to @Elizafox@social.treehouse.systems
@LottieVixen https://copyrightalliance.org/faqs/whats-not-protected-by-copyright-law/
IANAL but my reading of it is since it's a rearrangement of two Greek letters, and very simple, it is probably ineligible for copyright.
Replying to @Elizafox@social.treehouse.systems
@Elizafox well I feel dumb i just realised licensing and copyright are intertwined despite licensing almost everything I have under CC0
but I learned something
Replying to @LottieVixen@toot.cat
@LottieVixen Yeah, licensing follows copyright.
Copyright says "creators have a certain monopoly, and this is what is covered, within some limitations"
Licensing says "you may use what I have made, provided you comply with the conditions"