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God, root, what is difference? by efti2006-11-19 12:55:59
  I made one for myself... by efti2006-11-19 12:55:59
    © 2000 Illiad by Rogerb0rg2002-03-26 02:59:11
      Also good Idea. Hey Illiad ! by aix tom2002-03-26 03:38:43
        A little more legal and a bit of english by jayfarm2002-03-26 05:27:02
          Milling about here in the license agreement by i_am_pi2002-03-26 07:18:15
            Yep here it is by i_am_pi 2006-11-19 12:55:59
http://www.userfriendly.org/faq/#t-shirt
1.6 Can I print out a strip and make a t-shirt/mug/mousepad from it?

Yes, you have express permission to do this, but there are conditions:

*You can only do this for personal use. In other words, you can't sell them, even at a loss.
*You must keep all copyright notices intact, and they must be clearly readable.
*You are limited to six or less of each item.

This is essentially giving you a very limited license to use an image or group of images from User Friendly. The spirit of that license is to let you do what you want for personal enjoyment, but you need to acknowledge that the image(s) are our intellectual property.

Pi
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              So there it is again .... by aix tom2002-03-26 07:41:52
                contacting Christo... by sonofabusch2002-03-26 07:57:42
                  How very zen of them by aix tom2002-03-26 08:20:02

 

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