(Do NOT use this as an excuse to not read through the actual licence text):
| Ability | Permission |
|---|---|
| Modification | Allowed |
| Redistribution of modifications | Allowed |
| Commercial use of source code | Allowed |
| Commercial use of modifications | Allowed |
| Creditation | Required for source code or light modifications (Not required at all if your modifications have become transformative, or if the original work had no self-creditation to begin with) |
| Share-alike | Required for source code or light modifications (Not required at all if your modifications have become transformative) |
| GPL compatibility | Intended to work by encapsulating GPL source material into GPL-subjected sections/paragraphs. |
| Multi-licencing | Other licences can be stated for individual files and sections; otherwise forbidden |
| Geographical availability | ≥100 countries |
| Ransomware/skimmingware | Forbidden to include |
Section 10 in Dandelicence v1.1 (Section 9 in v1.2) normally mentions non-United-Nations countries by the countries' own preferred names. If your project is based in a country where you believe you'll be at risk of persecution if you use those original names, here's Dandelion Sprout's recommended alternate names:
| Original text | Permitted alternate text |
|---|---|
| Republic of China | Taiwan Area |
| The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic's Free Zone | Morocco Southeast Autonomous Provinces |
It is permitted to use the alternate text even for non-transformative redistributions, as long as -G (short for "Geography") is added to the end of the version name, e.g. v1.1-G or v1.2-WIP-G.