Licensing for the parseh.io website
Copyright (c) 2026 Bruno Ursino

This repository contains separately licensed code, content and third-party
material. It is not covered by a single blanket license.

MIT LICENSE — WEBSITE CODE
The MIT license in LICENSES/MIT.txt applies to:
- assets/site.css and assets/site.js;
- examples/sources/build.py and examples/sources/build-homepage-exercise.py;
- the functional HTML markup, inline CSS and JavaScript in index.html,
  404.html, downloads/index.html, examples/index.html,
  examples/english-basics/index.html, examples/maths-and-chemistry/index.html
  and licensing/index.html;
- technical documentation in README.md.

In HTML files, this grant covers structure and functionality, not embedded
editorial prose, exercise content, literary passages, artwork or branding.
Generic interface labels needed to operate the code are included in the MIT
grant. Layout, colors, styling and interactions may be reused and modified.
The content and brand policy imposes no additional conditions on MIT code.

CONTENT AND BRANDING
Rights in original website prose, exercises, illustrations and branding are
reserved except for the permissions in licensing/index.html, published at
https://parseh.io/licensing/. That policy permits normal website use and
sharing for discussion, education, reviews and promotion, including commercial
coverage. It does not claim ownership of third-party or public-domain material.
The original exercise content in examples/sources/*.md is not MIT-licensed.

EXCEPTIONS AND EXISTING RIGHTS
assets/exercise-demo.html and examples/*/deck.html contain Parseh code with
GPL-3.0-or-later notices, separately licensed fonts and other material. They
are excluded from the MIT grant above. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md and the
license texts in LICENSES/ and assets/fonts/ for existing terms.

This notice does not change the Parseh application's GPL license, the separate
guide repository's terms, third-party licenses, rights previously granted,
rights under GitHub's terms, or exceptions and limitations under applicable law.