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tilttek/table-safety

The library implements practices of the tabletop and live-action role-playing communities. Its texts and its code are its own: it copies no tool's text, and describes each in its own words. It names the people each tool comes from, as the sources below credit them; SafetyTool::credit() returns the same names.

ToolCredited toSourceLicence of the reference text
Lines and veilsRon Edwards, in Sex & Sorcery (Adept Press, 2003)the credits of the TTRPG Safety Toolkitcommercial book, no open licence
X-cardJohn Stavropoulosthe X-card documentCC BY-SA 3.0 Unported
Script ChangeBeau Jágr Sheldonbriebeau.com/scriptchangeCC BY 4.0
Consent checklistSean K. Reynolds and Shanna Germain, the RPG Consent Checklist of Consent in Gaming (Monte Cook Games, 2019)montecookgames.comfree PDF, no open licence
Open doorEirik Fatlandthe credits of the TTRPG Safety Toolkit—
Stars and wishesLu Quadegauntlet-rpg.comno licence stated
Session zerothe tabletop role-playing community, no single author——
Check-insthe independent tabletop and Nordic larp communities, no single author——

The library reuses none of these texts, so no licence above binds its code. An application that prints or quotes the text of a tool follows that tool's licence: the X-card and Script Change ask for a credit and a link to the documents above.

The TTRPG Safety Toolkit of Kienna Shaw and Lauren Bryant-Monk gathers most of these tools and credits their authors; an application that teaches them to its players may point to it.