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| − | Where are you getting CPL as the license here? The license text I found was:
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| − | Fairy-Max 4.8 is free software, and you have permission do
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| − | with it whatever you want, whether it is commercial or not.
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| − | Note, however, that Fairy-Max can easily be configured through
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| − | its fmax.ini file to play Chess variants that are legally pro-
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| − | tected by patents, and to do so would also require permission
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| − | of the holders of such patents. No guarantees are given that
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| − | Fairy-Max does anything in particular, or that it would not
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| − | wreck the hardware it runs on, and running it is entirely for
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| − | It does look free, if inelegant, but we'll have to double check, as it's not on the license list. --donaldr3
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| − | Maybe I interpretted wrong
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| − | The file fairymax.c differs, says its public domain it also allows to use mit or gpl:
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| − | http://hgm.nubati.net/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=fairymax.git;a=blob;f=fairymax.c;h=0198cb49aa37b80657d4555f8e13acee958703a4;hb=HEAD
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| − | --[[User:Bendikker|Bendikker]] ([[User talk:Bendikker|talk]]) 10:30, 4 September 2019 (EDT)
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