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Metkagram · rights & collaboration
Metkagram is a research-oriented language and NLP project. The repository stays public so the method, data structures and claims can be inspected and cited. That visibility is not a blanket license to reproduce the corpus, source, annotation system or pattern library in another product.
Rights notice effective 17 August 2026
01 · Rights model
Read, learn, link and cite. Ordinary end-user access stays public.
Source-available for inspection. No general permission to modify, redistribute, mirror or ship a derived implementation.
New revisions are all-rights-reserved unless explicitly marked otherwise. Substantial copying, derived datasets and model-training use require permission.
Available through a written, scoped permission or license rather than an automatic grant to everyone.
02 · Without asking
Read and practice with Metkagram as an end user.
Reference the project, research pages and canonical records in academic work, teaching, commentary and reviews.
Critique the method and compare its research hypotheses with other approaches.
This policy does not remove quotation, fair-use/fair-dealing or other rights that applicable law gives independently of a license.
03 · Ask first
04 · Proposals
Preregistered learning studies, theses, annotation-quality work and controlled NLP experiments.
Defined corpus subsets, integrations and machine-readable access with explicit provenance terms.
Co-designed research where dataset scope, publication and contribution roles are agreed before the study.
Product embedding, language-data licensing, technology partnerships and investment discussions.
05 · Method boundary
Metkagram claims authorship and rights in its concrete code, documentation, corpus curation, annotation materials, schemas, pattern collections, visual expression and research artifacts. It does not claim copyright ownership over abstract linguistic ideas, facts, generic NLP annotation, retrieval practice or other general methods.
06 · License history
Material distributed before 17 August 2026 under CC BY-NC 4.0 keeps the rights already granted for those copies. New revisions and newly added material follow the current repository rights notice unless explicitly marked otherwise.
07 · Start a proposal
Include who you are, the exact data or component needed, research or product goal, whether material will be redistributed or used with models, expected output, and commercial context.