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I respect that. My concern is that, for my list, I’m wary of active ambiguity like that because I’m trying to plan for situations where the creator is no longer reachable for clarification and someone might have only archived the description and/or metadata block.

(Plus, I’m just generally wary of ambiguity from all my time reading tech law blogs.)

Is there anyway I could convince you to tweak either the description or the metadata block so it’s completely clear to anyone who doesn’t read the comments whether you intend “your choice of CC-BY 3.0 or CC-BY 4.0” or for one to trump the other and, if so, which one?

Ah, I see.  Yeah, that makes sense.  I'll tweak the description, since changing the metadata to 3.0 isn't possible.  Hmmmm, I should add some more things while I'm at it.  I'll update it after I draw more stuff.

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Thanks. :)

I don’t normally follow people who release more things ineligible for my list than eligible (I already get enough irrelevant stuff I have to sort through), but, for now at least, I’ll follow you so I can get notified when it’s time to update my list and offline backup of Tiny 16.

Yeah, sorting through irrelevant things could get old fast, especially with how itch.io handles following notifications.  If you want to, you can follow me on OGA instead, I have more free stuff there, and when making new free things I'll usually update there first.

Maybe. At the moment, my main focus is helping to make up for Itch.io’s lack of a search option comparable to OGA and, along the way, to point out issues I run into.