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Greetings, I could not find any LICENSE file or statement on the Codeberg repo. We must therefore conclude that the code is © Copyright 2025-2026, by the autho
by ButlerianJihad 2mo ago
Greetings,
I could not find any LICENSE file or statement on the Codeberg repo. We must therefore conclude that the code is © Copyright 2025-2026, by the author(s), all rights reserved. Crazy to think there are already 3 forkers who've forked you.
Furthermore, let us not forget the patent-holder of QR Codes, DENSO WAVE, and their Frequently Asked Questions:
https://www.qrcode.com/en/faq.html https://www.qrcode.com/en/faq.html
Users of QR Code must be careful about deforming the code by overlaying it with an illustration or putting a a design on it. If it is deformed, the QR Code's error correction function is invoked where even a tiny missing or smeared part renders the reading operation impossible, or the response of the operation may become slow.
If you are contemplating arranging an illustration or design involving a QR Code, please consult with DENSO WAVE about your project beforehand.
- jmusall 2mo agoAs far as I can tell the specification only demands the code modules (pixels) to be square (which is already often ignored in "aesthetic" QR codes which use e.g. round dots instead) and arranged in a square grid. Not that each grid cell has to be filled completely by the respective module. So this might actually be compliant!