Expanded the scope of licensable works

• Expanded the scope of licensable works by changing the core definition from "VODs" to "Licensed Content."
• Private, collaborative work on derivative content is now allowed.
• Clarified the process for license acceptance and reporting.
• Licensor can now request additional data beyond a simple digital copy, such as source files, if necessary for modification.
• Changed handling of license violations by introducing a new process for "Violation, Cure, and Actions".

Introduce the notion of "Provided Copy"

• Introduced more detailed and practical terms for the grant-back process, including new definitions (e.g., "Published Version," "Provided Copy") and a section for licensors to add custom restrictions, such as on commercial use.
• Significantly expanded the guides for both adopters and licensees with more detailed instructions, troubleshooting, and guidance for complex, real-world scenarios (e.g., corporate-affiliated creators).
• Enhanced legal clarity throughout the license with new provisions for identifying legal parties and establishing an order of precedence for terms.

Generalization of terms

• As a Permitted Platform, more than just Twitch and YouTube can now be added at the licensor's discretion.
• Eligible VODs have been generalized.
• The guides have been expanded.

Initial release

We are pleased to announce the initial release of the VOD Reaction License. This is still an experimental license, and there are still uncertainties about its legal validity, but we hope that the community will evaluate it in this form. If we get feedback, we would like to revise the license based on it.