--- deliantra/server/COPYING.Affero	2009/11/05 16:09:51	1.11
+++ deliantra/server/COPYING.Affero	2009/11/07 14:00:25	1.14
@@ -1,13 +1,23 @@
-Take note of the GNU Affero License (COPYING.Affero), which applies to part
-of this release, which means you have to follow the requirements laid out
-in section 13. of both licenses.
+Take note of the GNU Affero General Public License (COPYING.Affero),
+which applies to part of this release, which means you have to follow the
+requirements laid out in section 13 of both licenses (see COPYING.GNU).
 
-Note that ALL changed introduced by the Deliantra team are under the
-Affero GNU Public License. Specifically, the files listed below are 100%
-AGPL. The listing of these files does not imply the remaining files do not
-contain any AGPL code (the opposite is actually true).
+As long as you follow the provisions of the APGL you should be safe.
 
-Here is an algorithm to decide which parts are AGPL and which are not:
+Note that ALL changes introduced by the Deliantra team are under the
+Affero General Public License. Specifically, the files listed below are
+100% AGPL. The listing of these files does not imply the remaining files
+do not contain any AGPL code (the opposite is actually true).
+
+The archetypes and maps are mostly GPL, but all maps and archetype file
+added by Deliantra are AGPL, unless otherwise noted (many media files are
+cc:by or similarly permissive, and this is noted in the META.json files in
+directories that have them). Again, note that unless you remove the AGPL
+parts, then the whole server, maps and archetypes distributions have to be
+treated according to the Affero GPL.
+
+Here is an algorithm to decide which parts of the server code are AGPL and
+which are not:
 
 1. is the file listed below (glob syntax)?
    if yes, it is 100% AGPL.