[AntiMS]

Any idea what the license terms are on these? Or are they unlicensed outside of Japan and therefore free for use in most of the world?

[uxp8u61q]

I think you're confused. If something is unlicensed, it means you don't have a license, and so you cannot use it.

[kristofferR]

No, you're confused, because this is confusing:

https://unlicense.org/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unlicense

So if something is unlicensed (no license) you would be correct, but if something is unlicensed (unlicensed license) you would be incorrect...

[uxp8u61q]

Just because someone decided to be cheeky and call their license "unlicensed," doesn't mean I'm confused about what license are or aren't... If I wrote a license that granted no rights and decided to call it "Public Domain (TM)," would you also berate people who explained to other what actual "public domain" means?

[kristofferR]

I didn't berate you at all, my comment was pointing out the confusing naming of the unlicense. It was pretty obvious that I was being cheeky in my previous comment.

[gardenhedge]

Or do it the OpenAI way. Put it through a AI model mixer and use the output from that

/s

[detour]

CC BY 3.0

[AntiMS]

Thanks!