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I think not one of CC licenses can fit it. All CC licenses are designed to share (without restricting how it is shared and wish whom). There are exist -NC versions but they restrict all commercial usage even in a commercial game. You can use your "custom license". Just a list of "you can and you can't", but it is not CC0 that way and the same goes for OGA (Open Game Art) they collect art only if is "free cultural"

One more thing. What do you think about the situation when your art is taken by someone, remade and than distributes?

Anyway CC0 is the most permissive thing. It just literally says: "I love you so much that I give a right to do with whatever you want without any restrictions"

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Id say at the end of the day this pack is for making a game, if it needs to be altered to fit the game being made, thats great, but if its being redistributed ( edited or not ) in isolation then at that point it feels like less about making a game and more so about just trying to garner attention off someone elses work, and thats no fun.

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So if it is your opinion... I understand what you mean but in this case just use your custom license instead of saying it is CC0 because CC0 is about free cultural works, just as like about FLOSS software. Did you heard about it?

Oh, and on OGA people expect CC0 means CC0 so... I've already made a comment there with link to this conversation...

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Yup! Ive commented over there as well to help clear that mistake up, thanks for letting me know!

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It is good for itch to have a custom license but OGA is stricter. OGA is only for a free cultural art. Your custom license isn't compatible with any of them...

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The downloading of these assets from OGA has been disabled for now. https://opengameart.org/comment/106212#comment-106212 Let us know what you decide.