The repository was public but carried no license, so default copyright applied
and all rights were reserved. Readers could look at the code and had no right to
run, copy, modify, or self-host it. GitHub's terms grant forking within GitHub
and nothing past that.
This matters now because Erycina is being prepared for founding creators to
self-host, and its intended one-click deployment installs Idunn to bring up
Odin, Heimdall, and Erycina together. Erycina is MIT, and Heimdall alone owns
identity, grants, revocation, and signed entitlement claims: without a license
here a creator could take payment and have nothing entitled to mint the claim
that unlocks the media they sold.
MIT to match CultLib, VoidBot, Eve, and Odin, and the stated intent for GameCult
projects.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
