Satanic Temple

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Satanic Temple - a santanic Temple

it is a satanic temple with or without visitors.. who knows what is happening here?
maybe adenocrom is milked here?

I think there could be some more assets here or maybe an upgrade .. who knows what the Secret Temple people are up to

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Changed from BY-ND to BY-NC-SA? Removed one restriction, but added two more (on existing package).

My understanding with VaM and CC licensing:
I don't think you can make license more restrictive once content is released (under same name). [1]
You can maybe make it less restrictive, not more, but don't qoute me on that one.


Also in case of dependencies ND and SA doesn't apply (if only referenced/not repackaged). [2]

I have hard time finding any topics (on hub) about changing package license (into more restrictive one).
To prevent causing any confusion or potentially sharing false information, I can ask for clarification.
Licensing can be confusing at times and VaM is a unique case. ;)

EDIT:
striked out my incorrect understanding
 
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Basically, as I understand it, you can change the license, but that doesn't negate the first license. You can't take it back. So if you publish with a more restrictive license, anyone who already has the less restrictive one can keep using it with the original license.

In this case, changing ND to NC-SA adds one restriction (NC) and removes another (ND).

So people can keep using the unaltered ND version in paid content, or modify and share the SA-NC version non-commercially.

All in all though, it's much simpler and less confusing if creators pick a license and stick to it.

If this interpretation is incorrect, i hope someone will let me know.
 
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