Copyright and Licensing
Read the Licensing Terms
Not all of my pages are licensed under the same terms. While some of my webpages are licensed under more permissive terms that normal copyright, to determine what license applies to a particular page look down at the bottom under the copyright notice; if no license is mentioned then standard copyright applies. Note that some parts of some pages are under more permissive terms than the page as a whole: one example is A Simple Easter Program: the page as a whole is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, but the program code and only the program code is "released to the public domain using the Creative Commons Public Domain 1.0 or any later version".
On Linking
Normal linking to my any of my pages; eg with, <a href="https://www.fagricipni.com/some/path/somepage.html">some text or some image</a>
; is of course permitted. I do not permit hotlinking; eg with, <img src="http://www.fagricipni.com/someimage.png"
or <link href="http://www.fagricipni.com/some/path/some.css" rel="stylesheet">
. If I have given permission in a file to copy it, of course, one may copy the images, cascading stylesheets, and javascript that are a part of the display of that page. I object to hotlinking because it uses my bandwidth to show your page.
My Commonly Used Licenses
My most common license will likely be the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. There are also some cases in which I will choose the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License or the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License or a public domain grant by the Creative Commons Public Domain 1.0. I will likely mostly use the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL) version 3 for program code.