Reuse, without guessing the license

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Linking and quoting are not the same as republishing

You may link to a public Ptichi page. You may also cite it using the information on the citation page. A citation identifies the source; it does not silently grant permission to copy an article, illustration or dataset into another product.

Small quotations may be allowed by applicable law in some contexts. The legal scope depends on jurisdiction and use, so this page does not try to replace that law with a home-made rule.

Data and project artifacts

Some Ptichi pages expose public JSON datasets, benchmark definitions, fixtures or other inspectable artifacts. Their presence on a public URL is not, by itself, a license.

When an artifact has its own license or reuse statement, that artifact-specific statement controls the intended reuse boundary. When it does not, treat it as publicly inspectable material rather than automatically reusable content.

Synthetic fixtures remain synthetic fixtures. Reuse does not turn them into participant data, user recordings or evidence of learning.

Editorial images and third-party material

Ptichi may use project-created or AI-assisted editorial illustrations. A public image URL does not grant a separate stock-image license.

External papers, standards, product documentation and other sources remain governed by their own publishers. Ptichi's link or citation does not relicense them.

Need a different permission?

The current contact page states whether a public contact route is available. Until a real permission channel is published, do not treat silence as approval.

This page describes Ptichi's current publishing boundary. It is not legal advice and does not override rights or exceptions provided by applicable law.