Question 1

Can I sell stickers made from Ashley McNamara's Gopher art?

Accepted Answer

No, the artwork is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, which explicitly prohibits commercial use. Selling stickers or any products using this art would violate the non-commercial clause and require alternative licensing.

Question 2

How to print high-quality Gopher stickers from the PNG files?

Accepted Answer

Download the PNG files, ensure they are high-resolution, and use a recommended printer like Sticker Ninja as mentioned in the README. This ensures color accuracy and professional results for non-commercial stickers.

Question 3

What's the difference between this art and the official Go logo?

Accepted Answer

This art is based on Renee French's original Gopher design and is curated for community use under CC BY-NC-SA, while the official Go logo might have different licensing, such as trademark restrictions, so always verify usage rights for each asset.

Question 4

Are there SVG versions of the Gopher artwork available?

Accepted Answer

No, the project only provides PNG files. If you need editable vector formats for customization, you'll have to convert the PNGs or seek other sources that offer SVG versions with compatible licenses.

Question 5

How do I properly attribute the Gopher art in my project?

Accepted Answer

Under the CC BY-NC-SA license, you must give credit to the original artist, Renee French, and link to the license. The README provides guidelines, but always include attribution in your project documentation or visible areas.

Question 6

Can I modify the Gopher designs for my community event?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can remix or transform the artwork under the share-alike clause, but you must distribute your modifications under the same CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license and ensure non-commercial use only.

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