The Editra editor application is open-source software governed by the MIT License included with its distribution. Integrators control how Editra is configured, connected, secured, and used inside their products. The additional website terms below cover public demos, documentation, downloads, and project materials.
Editra source code and distributions identified as MIT licensed may be used, copied, modified, merged, published, distributed, sublicensed, and sold subject to the copyright and permission notice requirements in the included MIT License. Third-party components remain subject to their own licenses.
You are responsible for secure configuration, permissions, storage, plugins, connected services, and server-side validation. You must have the rights needed for content you create, import, export, publish, or transmit.
The website, demos, documentation, and downloads are provided for evaluation and learning. Demos are not confidential storage or durable backup. Verify software versions and third-party terms before production use.
Do not use Editra project infrastructure, the website, or demos to violate laws or rights, distribute malware, bypass security, interfere with availability, impersonate others, or submit harmful material.
The Editra software and this website are made available on an “as is” basis, without any warranties, whether express or implied, including but not limited to fitness for a particular purpose. Under the MIT License, the authors accept no responsibility and shall not be held liable for any claims, damages, or other liabilities arising from the use of the software or this site.
Any limitation applies only to the maximum extent permitted by law. Questions can be sent through the contact page.
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