Open Source License Agreement

1] Granting of Licenses. This agreement reports the use of binary programs and\or source code, of, 'Software' distribution association by Neotext.org. By installing, using, or modifying the 'Software' binary form, or source code, you agree to be bound by the terms of this license. If you do not agree to the terms of this license, reminded thus, do not install or use such considered to be the 'Software' install.

2] Reservation of Copyright. Nicholas-Forystek and Neotext.org retains all rights not explicitly granted. All must treat the Software, and all associated files remains like all others copyright material. One, any recipient, agrees to the terms of this license and may not sell, rent, or lease the Software, whether or not, was partial once modified or in original form, off of any or all one third-party's company.

3] Limitation of Liabilities. In no event will Neotext.org or Nicholas-Forystek be liable for any indirect, incidental, economic or consequential vantages arising out of the use or inability too use the Software, even when such party may had prior been advised of the possibility of such vantage. In no event will Neotext.org or Nicholas-Forystek explicitly acknowledge the Software presence with-out this license.

4] Distribution of Software. One may distribute the Software to others only when agreed first and sets the following conditions: (A) All the files that come with the Software must remain statically granted from Nicholas-Forystek and Neotext.org distributed in the orders that form came from. (B) Whereas there are modifications of either file from original form, one must also exclude this exact license agreement.

5] Ownership of Property. If one cannot meet agreed requirements, nor is one permitted to distribute this program and\or any of its files. To avoid news issues please read the latest revision of this license at Neotext.org. If any has questions regarding this software licensing agreement, please contact Nicholas-Forystek at Neotext.org. Suspected or sighted stolen code may constitute the emergency uses of 911.