Asqu Licence

Copyright (c) 2026 Scott Mackey. All rights reserved.

Asqu is free to use. It is not open source. This licence explains what you may and may
not do with it. By installing or using Asqu you agree to it. If you don't agree, don't
install or use Asqu.

1. What you may do
   You may download, install and use Asqu for free, for any purpose, personal or
   work, on as many of your own computers as you like.

2. Who owns Asqu
   Asqu, including its program, code, design and name, is owned by Scott Mackey. You are
   given permission to use it, not ownership of it. Everything not expressly allowed
   here is reserved.

3. What you may not do
   Unless Scott Mackey has agreed in writing, you may not:
   a. copy, sell, rent, lend, license or otherwise hand Asqu on to anyone else, or
      offer it for download, other than from asqu.dev or the official GitHub and
      Homebrew pages it is published on;
   b. change, adapt or translate Asqu, or make anything based on it;
   c. take Asqu apart to find out how it is made: reverse engineering, decompiling or
      disassembling it, except to the extent the law allows you to regardless of this
      licence;
   d. remove or change any copyright or ownership notice in Asqu;
   e. use the name "Asqu" or its logo to suggest anything is made, approved or
      supported by Scott Mackey when it isn't.

4. Your work stays yours
   Everything you create or keep with Asqu (your projects, files and history) belongs
   to you. Asqu stores it on your own computer and in the backup places you choose.

5. No warranty
   Asqu is provided "as is", without any promise that it is free of faults or suitable
   for any purpose. You use it at your own risk. Keep your own backups of anything
   important.

6. Limits on liability
   As far as the law allows, Scott Mackey is not responsible for any loss or damage
   arising from your use of Asqu, including lost data, lost profits or indirect loss.
   Nothing in this licence limits liability that cannot legally be limited, such as
   for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud.

7. Changes and ending
   Scott Mackey may change this licence for future versions of Asqu, or stop offering
   Asqu. Your permission to use Asqu ends automatically if you break this licence;
   you must then stop using it and delete your copies of the program (your own
   projects and history are unaffected).

8. Law
   This licence is governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England
   and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction.

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