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Custom Mario Kart:Privacy policy (view source)
Revision as of 12:09, 19 September 2018
, 12:09, 19 September 2018→Published Works Policy
* If content not available on the Wiiki will be included in a distribution available on the Wiiki, either the track author or the distribution author '''must''' publish that content on the Wiiki, too.
* If content not available on the Wiiki will be included in a distribution available on the Wiiki, either the track author or the distribution author '''must''' publish that content on the Wiiki, too.
* If that content has been modified to only work with a specially modified version of Mario Kart Wii (because it relies on a weird behaviour of that distribution, is encrypted or otherwise obfuscated), the distribution creator '''must''' include the necessary patches for all three main regions (PAL, USA, JAP) to make that content work in vanilla Mario Kart Wii.
* If that content has been modified to only work with a specially modified version of Mario Kart Wii (because it relies on a weird behaviour of that distribution, is encrypted or otherwise obfuscated), the distribution creator '''must''' include the necessary patches for all three main regions (PAL, USA, JAP) to make that content work in vanilla Mario Kart Wii.
* If the distribution creator does not agree to publish these patches, the track author '''must''' provide a second version of said content which does not require these patches, while not changing anything unrelated to the removal of the requirement of said patches. This explicitly includes tracks in distributions where content is normally stored encrypted — the content author is responsible for releasing an unencrypted version which is otherwise identical to the encrypted version.
* If the distribution creator does not agree to publish these patches, the track author '''must''' provide a second version of said content which does not require these patches, while not changing anything unrelated to the removal of the requirement of said patches. This explicitly includes tracks in distributions where content is normally stored encrypted — the content author is responsible of releasing an unencrypted version which is otherwise identical to the encrypted version.