# Additional permissions

Recly is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3 or (at your option) any
later version — `AGPL-3.0-or-later`. The license text is in [LICENSE](LICENSE), unmodified.

As the copyright holder, **Hyungrok Kim** grants the following additional permissions under
**section 7** of that license. They apply to the work as a whole.

## 1. App store distribution

As an additional permission under section 7, you are allowed to distribute the software through an
app store, even if that store has restrictive terms and conditions that are incompatible with the
AGPL, provided that the source is also available under the AGPL with or without this permission
through a channel without those restrictive terms and conditions.

This is what lets Recly ship on the App Store, Google Play and similar stores while the source
stays on GitHub under the AGPL.

## 2. No trademark rights — section 7(e)

Under section 7(e), no rights are granted under trademark law to use the name **"Recly"**, the Recly
app icon, or the Blueprint logo and wordmark. The AGPL covers copyright; the brand is separate. See
[TRADEMARK.md](TRADEMARK.md) for what is and is not allowed.

## 3. Contributions

There is **no CLA**. As stated in [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md), by submitting a contribution
you license it under AGPL-3.0-or-later **together with these same additional permissions**.

That inbound = outbound rule is what keeps permission 1 valid for the whole work: a section 7
permission can only be granted by the copyright holder of the code it covers, so without it the
app-store permission would stop covering contributed code the moment someone else's patch landed.