Attribution and License
Overview
Aegis-Beacon is released under the MIT License. You can build, modify and sell your own units, but the license and the safety framing travel with the work.
MIT in Practice
| You may | You must |
|---|---|
| Use it commercially | Include the license text |
| Modify it | Keep the copyright notice |
| Sell builds | Not hold the author liable |
| Rebrand it | Not imply endorsement |
Crediting
A typical credit in a derivative project or article:
Based on Aegis-Beacon by Leonardo Galli (MIT License), https://github.com/Leo-Galli/Aegis-Beacon
Name and Logo
- “Aegis-Beacon” with the hyphen on first reference.
- The brand mark and banner are covered by the same MIT terms; see the branding page for assets and usage rules.
- Do not use the name to imply official certification or SAR endorsement.
Safety Framing
If you distribute builds or derivative documentation, keep the honest framing: this is an experimental tool, not a certified distress beacon. See Safety and Liability.