Re: Permissions List and Information v8
Update to OverClocked ReMix permissions after studying their ToS on Content Policies.
Bolded parts are what is important/need to be read.
Can review it here: https://ocremix.org/info/Content_Policy#Terms_of_Use
Rule C of the ToS does not apply to FFR, as it is not a redistributor. Content from FFR is not made freely available to download, so we more closely fall under playback involving content incorporated into another work.
Current pre-existing OcReMix permissions as of this post take priority over this permission update, as those permissions involved contacting artists from OcReMix separately. This permission update ONLY INVOLVES content from OcReMix that is not listed in the original label permissions before this post, and should be treated as separate licenses.
tl;dr involving ReMix music content OUTSIDE OF CURRENT ReMix PERMISSIONS (remixes on their website but not listed in this permissions thread), we have permission for them, as long as we stay non-profit, and attribute as "<Remixer's name>, OverClocked ReMix (http://www.ocremix.org/)". It can be something else in-game due to limitations of user interactivity, like the Remixer's name only, linking to ocremix.org, but it must be accredited this way on the website in junction with the associated content.
Update to OverClocked ReMix permissions after studying their ToS on Content Policies.
Bolded parts are what is important/need to be read.
Can review it here: https://ocremix.org/info/Content_Policy#Terms_of_Use
OverClocked ReMix grants all parties a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, universal license to use, redistribute, incorporate into other works, and publicly perform OverClocked ReMixes as long as the following criteria are met:
A.) No profit is made from the exercise of this license. This includes but is not limited to incorporation of OverClocked ReMixes into commercial works, charging or accepting more than the cost of the delivery means or medium(s) for redistributing OverClocked ReMixes, accepting donations and/or offering "Name Your Own Price" options for OverClocked ReMixes, or redistributing OverClocked ReMixes in the context of commercial advertisements. Playback or live performance of OverClocked ReMixes may occur in commercial contexts such as streams, videos, stores, private clubs, or gatherings, so long as no cost is explicitly associated with listening to them and no endorsement of the commercial entity by OverClocked ReMix can be inferred.
B.) If OverClocked ReMixes are being redistributed, performed, or incorporated into other works, materials used must be clearly attributed both to the ReMixer(s) who created them and to OverClocked ReMix. This accreditation must be in the form of the ReMixer name(s) followed by "OverClocked ReMix (http://ocremix.org)". In applicable contexts where user interactivity is possible, such as websites, the site name and URL must be linked to http://ocremix.org. Accreditation must be presented as close to the utilized material as possible; if OverClocked ReMixes are used in a video, accreditation must be included in credits at the end, but if displayed on a website, accreditation must be prominently displayed in context with the utilized material. In the case of public or semi-public performances where accreditation is not reasonable, responding to audience inquiries with this information will suffice.
C.) If OverClocked ReMixes are being redistributed, they may not be modified in any way from the MP3 versions made available on http://ocremix.org. This includes but is not limited to any modifications to ID3 tagging. Modifications for personal use not involving redistribution, such as burning personal mix CDs or reformatting files for other devices, is acceptable.
OverClocked ReMix reserves the right to terminate this license at any time. In such instances, if OverClocked ReMixes have been incorporated into other works or are being redistributed or performed, the original artist must be contacted to obtain a separate license for the material in question, and all references and attribution to OverClocked ReMix must be removed. OverClocked ReMix maintains sole control of the distribution of materials under its name, as designated by "OC ReMix" in track titles, the "OC_ReMix" file suffix, or other indicators clearly establishing attribution of works to OverClocked ReMix. OverClocked ReMix in no way indemnifies those utilizing OverClocked ReMixes from legal action on the part of third party copyright holders.
A.) No profit is made from the exercise of this license. This includes but is not limited to incorporation of OverClocked ReMixes into commercial works, charging or accepting more than the cost of the delivery means or medium(s) for redistributing OverClocked ReMixes, accepting donations and/or offering "Name Your Own Price" options for OverClocked ReMixes, or redistributing OverClocked ReMixes in the context of commercial advertisements. Playback or live performance of OverClocked ReMixes may occur in commercial contexts such as streams, videos, stores, private clubs, or gatherings, so long as no cost is explicitly associated with listening to them and no endorsement of the commercial entity by OverClocked ReMix can be inferred.
B.) If OverClocked ReMixes are being redistributed, performed, or incorporated into other works, materials used must be clearly attributed both to the ReMixer(s) who created them and to OverClocked ReMix. This accreditation must be in the form of the ReMixer name(s) followed by "OverClocked ReMix (http://ocremix.org)". In applicable contexts where user interactivity is possible, such as websites, the site name and URL must be linked to http://ocremix.org. Accreditation must be presented as close to the utilized material as possible; if OverClocked ReMixes are used in a video, accreditation must be included in credits at the end, but if displayed on a website, accreditation must be prominently displayed in context with the utilized material. In the case of public or semi-public performances where accreditation is not reasonable, responding to audience inquiries with this information will suffice.
C.) If OverClocked ReMixes are being redistributed, they may not be modified in any way from the MP3 versions made available on http://ocremix.org. This includes but is not limited to any modifications to ID3 tagging. Modifications for personal use not involving redistribution, such as burning personal mix CDs or reformatting files for other devices, is acceptable.
OverClocked ReMix reserves the right to terminate this license at any time. In such instances, if OverClocked ReMixes have been incorporated into other works or are being redistributed or performed, the original artist must be contacted to obtain a separate license for the material in question, and all references and attribution to OverClocked ReMix must be removed. OverClocked ReMix maintains sole control of the distribution of materials under its name, as designated by "OC ReMix" in track titles, the "OC_ReMix" file suffix, or other indicators clearly establishing attribution of works to OverClocked ReMix. OverClocked ReMix in no way indemnifies those utilizing OverClocked ReMixes from legal action on the part of third party copyright holders.
Current pre-existing OcReMix permissions as of this post take priority over this permission update, as those permissions involved contacting artists from OcReMix separately. This permission update ONLY INVOLVES content from OcReMix that is not listed in the original label permissions before this post, and should be treated as separate licenses.
tl;dr involving ReMix music content OUTSIDE OF CURRENT ReMix PERMISSIONS (remixes on their website but not listed in this permissions thread), we have permission for them, as long as we stay non-profit, and attribute as "<Remixer's name>, OverClocked ReMix (http://www.ocremix.org/)". It can be something else in-game due to limitations of user interactivity, like the Remixer's name only, linking to ocremix.org, but it must be accredited this way on the website in junction with the associated content.
- Tosh 2014
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