docs(license): split the data carve-out into NOTICE

The carve-out was 180 words appended to LICENSE, which pushes the file below
the similarity threshold licence detectors match against — a repository whose
licence reads "other" is less inviting to a forker than one that reads MIT,
and the carve-out was never part of MIT's text anyway.

LICENSE is verbatim MIT again, plus three lines binding NOTICE into the terms
so the carve-out travels with any copy rather than being optional reading.
NOTICE carries the substance. README points at both.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Lucas Winther
2026-08-17 22:33:29 +02:00
co-authored by Claude Opus 5
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@@ -20,24 +20,6 @@ LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.
---
What the license above covers, and what it does not:
The MIT license applies to the code in this repository — the server, the client,
the parsers, the build and refresh scripts, and the documentation written for
them. That is the part which is mine to license.
It does not apply to the event data. The schedules, event names and event
descriptions under `fixtures/` and `snapshots/`, and the feed built from them,
were compiled by the editors of the sites they were fetched from — Game8,
wiki.gg and the Arknights Wiki among them — and describe events run by the
games' publishers. That material is not mine and is not relicensed here. It is
checked in so the parsers can be tested against real pages, and it remains
subject to whatever terms those sites and publishers set. If you reuse this
project, the data is yours to obtain and attribute, not to inherit from me.
Game names, event names, artwork and trademarks belong to their respective
owners, including HoYoverse, Kuro Games, Hypergryph, Hotta Studio, Infold Games
and Perfect World. This project is an unofficial fan-made tool, not endorsed by
or affiliated with any of them or with any of the sources it reads.
The accompanying NOTICE file forms part of these terms and must be distributed
with the above copyright notice. It states which material in this repository is
licensed here and which is not.
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@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
NOTICE
======
This file records what the MIT licence in LICENSE covers, and what it cannot.
It is part of the licensing terms of this repository: keep it with the code, and
keep it with any copy or substantial portion of the code you distribute.
The code is MIT
---------------
The MIT licence applies to the code in this repository — the server, the client,
the parsers, the build and refresh scripts, and the documentation written for
them. That is the part which is mine to license.
The event data is not
---------------------
The MIT licence does not apply to the event data. The schedules, event names and
event descriptions under `fixtures/` and `snapshots/`, and the feed built from
them, were compiled by the editors of the sites they were fetched from — Game8,
wiki.gg and the Arknights Wiki among them — and describe events run by the
games' publishers. That material is not mine and is not relicensed here. It is
checked in so the parsers can be tested against real pages, and it remains
subject to whatever terms those sites and publishers set.
If you fork this project, the data is yours to obtain and attribute, not to
inherit from me. Every event in the app links back to the page it came from.
Names and trademarks
--------------------
Game names, event names, artwork and trademarks belong to their respective
owners, including HoYoverse, Kuro Games, Hypergryph, Hotta Studio, Infold Games
and Perfect World. This project is an unofficial fan-made tool, not endorsed by
or affiliated with any of them or with any of the sources it reads.
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@@ -274,8 +274,8 @@ scripts.
It does not cover the event data. The schedules under `fixtures/` and `snapshots/`, and the feed
built from them, were compiled by the editors of the sites they came from and describe events run by
the publishers; every event links back to the page it came from. Fork the code freely — the data you
obtain and attribute yourself. The scope note at the foot of `LICENSE` spells this out, and the app's
own colophon says the same thing to readers.
obtain and attribute yourself. [NOTICE](NOTICE) spells this out and travels with the licence, and the
app's own colophon says the same thing to readers.
Unofficial and unaffiliated. Game names, event names and trademarks belong to their respective
owners.