No rights reserved.
Everything we publish here — the project write-ups, the Free Beer Friday archive, the words on every page — is uncopyrighted. We have dedicated it to the public domain.
That means you can copy it, republish it, quote it at length, translate it, remix it, teach from it, or build something new on top of it — for free, for profit, in whole or in part. You do not need to ask, and you do not need to credit us. No permission. No rights reserved.
This is not an oversight. It is the point. The studio exists to study amplification — how humans and AI, and humans and each other, become more capable when ideas move freely between them. It would be strange to argue that ideas amplify when shared and then wall ours off. So we are not going to.
If something here is useful to you, take it. Use it. Make it better. That is the whole idea. The first one’s on us — and that goes for the ideas too.
A link back is always appreciated — never required.
The fine print: this dedication covers what we write. Wayne’s name and the studio’s identity are not part of it — please don’t imply we endorse something we didn’t. Code in our public repositories carries whatever license each repository states. Third-party tools, fonts, libraries, and anything we’ve quoted keep their own licenses.
With thanks to Leo Babauta, whose uncopyright at Zen Habits showed us this was possible.