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+# Individual and Small Organization License 1.1.0
+
+<https://github.com/Vivswan/licenses/blob/main/individual-small-organization-license/1.1.0/LICENSE.md>
+
+Required Notice: Copyright Vivswan Shah (https://github.com/Vivswan)
+
+## Summary (non-binding)
+
+This table is a plain-language guide only; the terms below govern. A
+longer non-binding guide with worked examples:
+<https://github.com/Vivswan/licenses/blob/main/individual-small-organization-license/1.1.0/GUIDE.md>
+
+| You are... | Use it | Fork and build on it | Publish your fork | Change its license |
+|---|---|---|---|---|
+| An individual choosing it for yourself - any purpose, including self-chosen use at your job (once your organization adopts it for your team, department, or organization, that work use is the organization's and needs the organization's license) and your own freelance, sole-proprietor, or own-company work while your trades and businesses, together with organizations you control, fit the small-organization thresholds below; a company you formed, even one you own alone, is an organization for everything beyond your own work | Yes - as your own tool; not to offer the software or its functionality to others as a product or service | Yes | Yes, under this same license | The software: with the licensor's written permission, plus the agreement of any fork author whose changes that permission does not already cover. Your own additions: always your copyright - under any terms you choose when they contain none of the software's expression and are shared apart from it; as part of the fork, they carry this same license |
+| An organization with fewer than 100 people and under 10,000,000 USD (2026, inflation-adjusted) in total yearly income of every kind - revenue, receipts, contributions, grants, and appropriations included - affiliates counted | Yes, internally only - no client deliverables, and the software and its functionality stay out of anything offered to others (products built with its help are fine); output it generates may be published for its own repositories and systems | No - contact the licensor | No - contact the licensor | No - contact the licensor |
+| Any other organization | No - contact the licensor | No - contact the licensor | No - contact the licensor | No - contact the licensor |
+
+Except for an individual's own qualifying use in trades, businesses,
+and organizations they control (as the [Individual
+License](#individual-license) provides), an organization paying for,
+requiring,
+directing, or provisioning an
+individual's use - or [adopting](#definitions) the software for a team,
+a department, or the organization - counts as the organization using
+it. Service providers may host and transmit the software for licensed
+users (see [Service Providers](#service-providers)). To license this
+software beyond these grants, contact the licensor at the address in
+the Required Notice above.
+
+## Acceptance
+
+In order to get any license under these terms, you must agree to them as
+both strict obligations and conditions to all your licenses. An
+organization can accept these terms only through the sections that
+address organizations: the [Small Organization
+License](#small-organization-license) (by use), [Service
+Providers](#service-providers) (by providing the service or doing
+anything that section allows), and [Contributions](#contributions) (by
+submitting or authorizing a
+submission). The output licenses to recipients in the [Individual
+License](#individual-license) and the [Small Organization
+License](#small-organization-license) are granted without acceptance.
+
+## Individual License
+
+The licensor grants you a copyright license to do everything you might
+do with the software that would otherwise infringe the licensor's
+copyright in it, for any purpose, personal or business, if you are a
+natural person acting in your individual capacity. This includes your
+own use of the software in the course of your employment by an
+organization you do not [control](#definitions), provided no
+organization pays for, requires, directs, or provisions that use, and
+the use is not within the scope of an organization's
+[adoption](#definitions) (see [Self-Chosen Use at
+Work](#self-chosen-use-at-work)). It also includes your own work in
+your own trades and businesses - freelance and sole-proprietor work,
+and your own work for organizations you control - provided your trades
+and businesses, measured as the [Definitions](#definitions) provide
+together with every organization you control, would qualify as a
+[small organization](#definitions). While they qualify, your own use
+in them stays licensed by this grant; and, while they qualify, for
+your own use - in them,
+and in your employment above - a payment, requirement, direction, or
+provisioning by those trades, businesses, or organizations, and their
+adopting the software, are disregarded in applying this grant,
+[Self-Chosen Use at Work](#self-chosen-use-at-work), and
+[Organizations](#organizations): those triggers,
+and [adoption](#definitions), reach other people's work for them, and
+a trigger one of them applies, or an adoption one of them makes, at an
+outside organization's specific
+direction or requirement, or under an arrangement specifically
+providing for it, counts as that outside organization's own. If they
+stop qualifying, the wind-down in the [Small
+Organization License](#small-organization-license) applies to that
+work the same way, on the same once-in-36-months terms; beyond it,
+that work needs a separate license (see [Separate
+Licenses](#separate-licenses)), while your personal use and your
+employment use licensed above stay licensed. Using the software as
+designed is likewise licensed: you may generate, keep, use, and
+publish its output, even where that output carries the software's
+expression, and the [Changes and New Works
+License](#changes-and-new-works-license) and [Distribution
+License](#distribution-license) sections do not apply to output as
+such. An organization or person that gets output you generate under
+this license may keep, use, and publish it for its own repositories
+and systems, whatever its size; this licenses the output only and
+gives them no license to the software itself. The output licenses in
+these terms cover only rights the licensor is entitled to license:
+rights of others in material appearing in output are not licensed
+here. This grant does not include providing the software or its
+functionality to others, or running the software within a product or
+service offered to others - whether hosted, embedded, or operated by
+you on their behalf. Using the software as a tool in your own work,
+including work you do for others, and sharing its output as licensed
+above, is not providing its functionality; offering to run it for
+others - as a service, an interface, an agent, or a per-job
+arrangement - is. Sharing copies is licensed only as the [Distribution
+License](#distribution-license) provides. However, you may only make
+changes and new works based on the software according to [Changes and New Works
+License](#changes-and-new-works-license), and share the software
+according to [Distribution License](#distribution-license).
+
+## Self-Chosen Use at Work
+
+Your use of the software in the course of your employment or other
+work for an organization remains use in your individual capacity
+unless an organization pays for, requires, directs, or provisions that
+use, or the use is within the scope of an organization's
+[adoption](#definitions). While an organization's adoption continues,
+use within its scope is the organization's - not licensed by the
+[Individual License](#individual-license) - even where you would also
+have chosen the software yourself. Your own work for an organization
+you [control](#definitions) is not employment under this section: the
+[Individual License](#individual-license)'s trades-and-businesses
+clause governs it.
+
+If, however, your use would remain use in your individual capacity
+under the first sentence of this section but for any adoptions whose
+scope covers it, and you do not know that an adoption's scope covers
+that use - whether your use began before or after the adoption - your
+use remains your own and stays licensed under the [Individual
+License](#individual-license) until you know that an adoption's scope
+covers your use, and for 30 days after that, so you can stop using
+the software or the organization can obtain or already hold a license
+covering it. Use in that period is licensed and is not a violation of
+these terms. This grace licenses only your use, not the organization's
+adoption or use, and you can rely on it only once for any one
+adoption.
+
+None of the circumstances the [adoption](#definitions) definition
+excludes - knowledge of or permission for an individual's
+independently chosen use, a recorded clearance for it that stops
+short of presenting the software as a unit's standard, preferred, or
+expected tool, received work product, output, or other incidental
+benefit, or colleagues sharing their own self-chosen setups - is, by
+itself, adoption or makes an organization count as using the software;
+they do not override the preceding rules for a use an organization
+pays for, requires, directs, or provisions.
+
+## Small Organization License
+
+The licensor grants a [small organization](#definitions) that agrees to
+these terms a copyright license to do everything with the software that
+would otherwise infringe the licensor's copyright in it, but only for
+the organization's internal operations, subject to the limits below: its
+own administration and the development and operation of its own
+products, services, and systems. Internal operations do not include
+producing deliverables for others, providing the software or its
+functionality to others, or running the software within a product or
+service offered to others. Operating the organization's own products and
+services remains internal even when they are offered to others, so long
+as what is offered does not include the software, its functionality, or,
+beyond the output licensed below, its expression.
+
+Using the software as designed is licensed: the organization may
+configure the software and generate, keep, use, and publish the
+software's output for its own repositories and systems, even where that
+output carries the software's expression. Nothing more is granted: the
+organization may not otherwise change the software or make new works
+based on it, may not distribute it, and may not offer it - or, except
+for output licensed above, anything carrying its expression - to others.
+Products and services the organization builds and offers that contain
+none of the software's expression are its own. An organization or person
+that gets output generated under this section may keep, use, and publish
+it for its own repositories and systems; this licenses the output only
+and gives them no license to the software itself, and it covers only
+rights the licensor is entitled to license, as in the [Individual
+License](#individual-license).
+
+An organization accepts these terms by using the software, and each use
+is also its representation that it qualifies as a small organization or
+is within the wind-down below. At each use, headcount and group
+composition are counted as they then stand, and income is counted as the
+small organization definition provides. An organization stops qualifying
+on the first day the group no longer meets the definition - by growth,
+acquisition, merger, or otherwise - and keeps this license for 90 days
+from that day, to obtain a separate license from the licensor or stop
+using the software. Use within that wind-down is licensed and is not a
+violation of these terms. A group can rely on this wind-down only once
+in any 36 months, counting the wind-downs of every organization that is
+or becomes part of the group.
+
+This section, the output license in the [Individual
+License](#individual-license), and [Service
+Providers](#service-providers) are the only copyright licenses the
+licensor grants an organization under these terms; apart from that
+output license, the [Individual License](#individual-license), the
+[Changes and New Works License](#changes-and-new-works-license), and the
+[Distribution License](#distribution-license) are granted to natural
+persons only.
+
+## Changes and New Works License
+
+The licensor grants you an additional copyright license to make changes
+and new works based on the software - including maintaining a fork on a
+source-hosting platform - for the same purposes and under the same
+conditions as the [Individual License](#individual-license).
+
+## Distribution License
+
+The licensor grants you an additional copyright license to share copies
+of the software, and of changes and new works based on it, only under
+these same terms and with the notices required below. You may not offer
+the software, or anything built on it, to others under any other terms
+without the licensor's written permission.
+
+## Downstream Recipients
+
+Everyone who gets the software, or changes and new works based on it,
+from you gets their licenses directly under these terms: from the
+licensor for the software, and from each author for that author's
+changes and new works. For changes and new works an author shares under
+these terms, the [Patent License](#patent-license), [Patent
+Defense](#patent-defense), [No Liability](#no-liability), and [No Other
+Rights](#no-other-rights) sections apply with that author as the
+licensor and those changes and new works as the software. You may not
+grant licenses of your own.
+
+## Service Providers
+
+These terms also allow any service provider - a source-hosting platform,
+mirror, package registry, or network - to host, store, cache, transmit,
+and copy the software as needed to serve anyone exercising these
+licenses, whether at the direction of someone exercising them or on the
+provider's own initiative for copies that the licensor, or someone
+exercising these licenses, made available. These terms likewise allow
+an organization to copy, install, enable, and configure the software
+as needed to carry out an individual's own request for their
+individually licensed use, or to apply generally applicable security
+or compliance configuration to software an individual independently
+chose for their individually licensed use. This section grants no
+other organizational use.
+
+## Your Own Work
+
+Changes and new works you author are your own copyright. When they
+contain none of the software's copyrightable expression - neither the
+licensor's nor other authors' - they are entirely yours, under any terms
+you choose. Combined with any part of the software, they may be shared
+only as the [Distribution License](#distribution-license) allows.
+
+## Relicensing by Permission
+
+The licensor may, by written permission, allow a fork or new work based
+on the software to be offered under different terms. That permission
+covers the licensor's copyright and everything the licensor may
+relicense - including contributions received under
+[Contributions](#contributions) - so a fork also needs the agreement of
+any other author whose changes that permission does not cover. Ask via
+the address in the Required Notice.
+
+## Separate Licenses
+
+The licensor may offer the software under other terms, including
+commercial terms. If you accept a separate written license from the
+licensor covering the software or a particular use of it, that separate
+license governs that software or use to the extent it says it does;
+these terms continue to govern whatever it does not cover, and a
+separate license you do not accept does not reduce your licenses under
+these terms.
+
+## Contributions
+
+By submitting a change or new work to one of the licensor's repositories
+offered under these terms for inclusion in the software - a pull
+request, a patch, or code you offer in an issue or review for inclusion,
+whether or not it is accepted - and unless you conspicuously state when
+you submit it that it is not a contribution, you, and any organization
+on whose behalf you submit or that has authorized your submission, grant
+the licensor a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide,
+royalty-free, transferable license: under copyright, to reproduce,
+modify, prepare derivative works of, publicly display, publicly perform,
+distribute, sublicense, and relicense the contribution, alone or as part
+of the software or any other work, under any terms, including commercial
+terms; and under any licensable patent claims that the contribution
+infringes, alone or as part of the software or any other work, to make,
+have made, use, offer to sell, sell, and import it - a patent license
+that extends to everyone who receives the contribution, or anything
+containing it, from the licensor or under terms the licensor grants.
+To the extent the law allows, you waive, and agree not to assert
+against the licensor or anyone exercising rights the licensor grants,
+any moral rights in the contribution; where the law does not allow
+waiver, you consent to every exercise of the rights granted here.
+Material you conspicuously identify, when you submit it, as someone
+else's work, naming its source and, where you know them, its license
+terms, is not a contribution under this section: it stays under its own
+terms, and your grant and representation here do not cover it. You
+represent that you are entitled to grant these licenses, and that any
+organization holding rights in the contribution has authorized you to
+grant them on its behalf.
+
+## Organizations
+
+Beyond the [Small Organization License](#small-organization-license),
+the [Service Providers](#service-providers) section, and the output
+license in the [Individual License](#individual-license), the licensor
+grants organizations no further copyright licenses under these terms. No
+corporation, company, partnership, nonprofit, charity, educational
+institution, government body, or other organization gets any further
+right under these terms to use, deploy, integrate, distribute, or
+operate the software or anything built on it, as part of its systems,
+products, services, or operations, regardless of the organization's
+purpose or funding; no individual's licenses extend to use an
+organization pays for, requires, directs, or provisions, or to use
+within the scope of an organization's [adoption](#definitions), except
+as the [Individual License](#individual-license) provides for your own
+use in trades, businesses, and organizations you
+[control](#definitions) and as [Self-Chosen Use at
+Work](#self-chosen-use-at-work) provides during its grace; and,
+subject to the Individual License exception, an
+organization that pays for, requires, directs, or provisions any use -
+an individual's or another organization's - or that adopts the
+software, counts as using the software itself, whether or not the
+organization itself copies it. Many individual licenses are no
+substitute for an organizational one: coordinating separate
+individuals' use of the software into a recurring practice for a team,
+a department, or the organization is adoption (see
+[Definitions](#definitions)). An organization that wants more must get
+a [separate license](#separate-licenses): contact the licensor at the
+address in the Required Notice.
+
+## Notices
+
+You must ensure that anyone who gets a copy of any part of the software
+from you also gets a copy of these terms, as well as copies of any
+plain-text lines beginning with `Required Notice:` that the licensor
+provided with the software. This section does not apply to output as
+such, even where the output carries the software's expression.
+
+## Patent License
+
+The licensor grants you a patent license for the software that covers
+patent claims the licensor can license, or becomes able to license, that
+would be infringed by anything these terms allow you to do with the
+software.
+
+## Patent Defense
+
+If you make any written claim that the software infringes or contributes
+to infringement of any patent, your patent license for the software
+granted under these terms ends immediately. If you are an organization,
+a written claim by any organization that controls you, is controlled by
+you, or is under common control with you, or by any natural person who
+[controls](#definitions) you or any of them, counts as your claim. If
+you are a natural person, a written claim by any organization you
+control counts as your claim. If an
+organization you work for - or one that controls it, is controlled by
+it, or is under common control with it - makes such a claim, your patent
+license ends immediately for use in the course of your work for, or on
+behalf of, any of those organizations.
+
+## Fair Use
+
+You may have "fair use" rights for the software under the law. These
+terms do not limit them.
+
+## No Other Rights
+
+These terms do not allow you to sublicense or transfer any of your
+licenses to anyone else, or prevent the licensor from granting licenses
+to anyone else. These terms do not imply any other licenses, and grant
+no rights in the licensor's trademarks or names. A platform through
+which the licensor makes the software available may grant you rights
+under its own terms - such as viewing or forking a public repository
+through that platform's functionality. Those rights come from the
+platform's terms alone, reach no further than they provide, and do not
+expand your licenses under these terms.
+
+## Violations
+
+If you are notified in writing that you have violated any of these
+terms, or done anything with the software not covered by your licenses,
+and you received no such notice in the preceding 36 months, your
+licenses can nonetheless continue if you come into full compliance with
+these terms, and take practical steps to correct past violations, within
+32 days of receiving notice. Otherwise, all your licenses end
+immediately. Notice histories are shared: a notice received by any
+organization in your [group](#definitions), by any organization you
+[control](#definitions), or - if you are an organization - by any
+natural person who controls you, counts under this section as a notice
+you received. A notice counts under this section only as to conduct
+these terms do not license. To the extent a notice concerns use that
+these terms license - including use licensed by the grace in
+[Self-Chosen Use at Work](#self-chosen-use-at-work) or the wind-down
+in the [Small Organization License](#small-organization-license) - it
+is not such a notice and does not count toward that 36-month period.
+
+## If a Term Fails
+
+If any of these terms is unenforceable as written, it applies to the
+greatest extent the law allows, and the rest of these terms continue
+unchanged. The licensor's not enforcing a term, against
+you or anyone else, waives nothing: every term stays enforceable
+against everyone, for every later violation.
+
+## No Liability
+
+***As far as the law allows, the software comes as is, without any
+warranty or condition, and the licensor will not be liable to you for
+any damages arising out of these terms or the use or nature of the
+software, under any kind of legal claim.***
+
+## Definitions
+
+The **licensor** is the individual or entity offering these terms,
+including any successor to or assignee of the copyrights in the
+software, and the **software** is the software the licensor makes
+available under these terms, excluding material the licensor clearly
+identifies - or a submitter identifies as [Contributions](#contributions)
+provides - as excluded from these terms and governed instead by its
+own terms: that material stays under its own terms, and
+these terms do not replace them.
+
+**You** refers to a natural person agreeing to these terms, acting in
+their individual capacity, or an organization agreeing to these terms as
+the [Small Organization License](#small-organization-license), [Service
+Providers](#service-providers), and [Contributions](#contributions)
+sections provide; **your** has the corresponding meaning. Which licenses
+each "you" receives is set by the license sections themselves.
+
+An **organization** is any legal entity or group - corporation, company,
+partnership, nonprofit, charity, educational institution, government
+body, or otherwise - other than a natural person acting alone; a
+natural person's trade or business in which anyone besides that person
+personally performs work is such a group. A **small
+organization** is an organization that, counted together with every
+organization that controls it, is controlled by it, or is under common
+control with it (together, its **group**), has fewer than 100 distinct
+natural persons personally performing work for those organizations
+combined - whether as employees, independent contractors, or personnel
+assigned through staffing or outsourcing arrangements -
+and, under each of the two measures below, less than 10,000,000 USD in
+those organizations' combined total revenue, receipts, contributions,
+grants, appropriations, and other income, excluding amounts any of
+those organizations receives from another of them. The first measure
+counts, for each of those organizations, its income in its own prior
+tax year - annualized, if that tax year was shorter than twelve full
+months - and counts nothing for an organization with no prior tax year.
+The second counts, for each of them, its income in the twelve months
+ending on the last day of the calendar month before the use or, if it
+was formed after those twelve months began, from its formation to the
+day of the use, annualized. Under either measure, any period shorter
+than one full month is treated as one full month. Income in other
+currencies is converted at the average market exchange rate over the
+period measured. Adjust the monetary threshold for inflation from the
+2026 annual average to the annual average for the most recent calendar
+year ended before the day of the use, using the United States Bureau of
+Labor Statistics' consumer price index for all urban consumers (CPI-U),
+U.S. city average, all items, or its successor index; until that bureau
+publishes the 2026 annual average, the threshold applies unadjusted.
+When these terms measure an individual's own **trades and businesses**,
+they are counted as if they were one organization, with every
+organization the individual controls in its group, and leaving out
+wages, salary, and other compensation the individual earns as an
+employee. That deemed
+organization uses the individual's tax year; it has a prior tax year
+only if at least one of the individual's trades or businesses,
+including any since ended, operated during it,
+and is otherwise treated as formed when the earliest of the current
+ones began; and it keeps one identity for the once-in-36-months
+wind-down rule however trades and businesses start, end, or
+reorganize, sharing wind-down history with every organization in its
+group; wind-downs arising from the same disqualifying event count as
+one reliance, sharing one 90-day period. **Control** means
+ownership of substantially all the assets of an entity, ownership,
+direct or indirect, of a majority economic or beneficial interest in it,
+or the power to direct its management and policies by vote, contract, or
+otherwise; control can be direct, indirect, or joint. Control does not
+arise solely from customary protective, veto, or negative-covenant
+rights held by minority investors or lenders, or from ordinary customer,
+supplier, services, or franchise contracts, unless they confer the
+affirmative power to direct the entity's management and policies
+generally. A natural person controls that person's own trades and
+businesses. For the [Individual License](#individual-license),
+[Self-Chosen Use at Work](#self-chosen-use-at-work), and the
+exceptions built on them - including how an individual's trades and
+businesses are measured - control you hold only jointly counts as
+control only when the distinct natural persons who ultimately share
+that
+control - you included, looking through every organization holding any
+of it - number no more than five; otherwise, for those sections and
+exceptions, you are treated as not controlling the organization whose
+control is being determined. An
+organization
+**provisions** a use when it supplies or
+arranges the software for that use - procuring, installing, deploying,
+or configuring the software, or an account or license for it; providing
+general-purpose equipment, network access, or a development environment
+not specific to the software is not provisioning, nor is carrying out
+an individual's own request to install, enable, or configure software
+that individual chose, through generally available IT support or
+self-service processes, when the organization does not otherwise pay
+for, require, or direct the use, and the use is not within the scope of
+an adoption; applying generally applicable security or compliance
+configuration to software an individual independently chose is, on the
+same conditions, likewise not provisioning. An organization **pays
+for** a use when it pays for the software or for that use specifically -
+a copy, license, subscription, support, or hosting or compute procured
+to run the software, or payment or reimbursement tied to obtaining or
+using it; wages, salary, or other compensation for work generally,
+payment for deliverables as such, and equipment, facilities, or overhead
+provided regardless of which software is used are not paying for a use.
+An organization **requires** or **directs** a use when it makes using
+this software specifically a condition, instruction, or assigned means
+of the work; permitting or tolerating a use someone else chooses is
+neither.
+
+An organization **adopts** the software for a team, a department, or
+the organization (the **unit**) when it takes action intended to
+establish the software as a tool for recurring use by that unit - for
+example, by standardizing on it, designating or recommending it as a
+standard, preferred, or expected tool for that unit, assigning or
+instructing people in that unit to use it, deploying it centrally for
+that unit, integrating it into shared or automated infrastructure that
+unit uses, providing or endorsing internal documentation, shared
+accounts, or shared configuration for that unit's use, or coordinating
+separate individuals' use of the software into a recurring practice
+for that unit.
+
+An organization takes such an action only when the action is taken by
+someone with authority to set tools for the unit, is taken at the
+organization's direction, or is known to someone with that authority -
+or would be, but for such a person's deliberate avoidance of that
+knowledge - and
+allowed, in fact, to stand as the unit's practice. The scope of an
+adoption is use in the course of work for the unit the action
+addresses. An adoption ends when the
+organization withdraws or discontinues, as applicable, the actions
+that established it and no longer maintains or gives effect to them,
+so that the software is no longer established as a tool for the unit's
+recurring use; a later action can establish a new adoption.
+
+None of the following is adoption: knowing of or permitting an
+individual's independently chosen use; recording a security, legal, or
+compliance clearance for individually chosen use - including on a list
+of cleared or permitted software - without presenting the software as
+a unit's standard, preferred, or expected tool; receiving work
+product, output, or other incidental benefit from a use; or
+individuals sharing notes, documentation, or configuration about their
+own independently chosen use with colleagues.
+
+**Your licenses** are all the licenses granted to you for the software
+under these terms.
+
+The software's **output** is what the software produces when run or used
+as designed. Output never includes the software or any part of it - its
+source, binaries, build artifacts, and components, and anything that
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