Hello, and thank you for building and sharing this — the code-drawn scene approach is a genuinely different answer to the cost problem of AI video.
I run a Turkish educational YouTube channel (KEŞİF) and publish courses on Udemy. Both are monetized: the channel earns AdSense revenue and the courses are sold.
The repository is released under PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0, which reserves commercial use for the author's authorization. Before installing anything into my production pipeline I would like to ask directly rather than assume:
Would you grant permission to use anything2explainer to produce videos for a monetized YouTube channel and for paid Udemy courses?
A few details in case they matter to your answer:
- Content is educational: book summaries and critical reviews of popular non-fiction, plus programming and AI courses.
- Every video we publish carries an explicit AI-disclosure card and sets
containsSyntheticMedia on upload. We would keep doing that.
- We would credit the project (and @omergocmen, whose fork added Turkish support) in the video descriptions if you would like that.
- If full commercial use is not something you want to grant, a narrower permission would also help — for example non-monetized videos only, or a paid/commercial license if you offer one.
If the answer is no, that is completely fine and I will respect it; I am asking precisely so that I do not use your work outside the terms you intended.
Thank you for your time.
Hello, and thank you for building and sharing this — the code-drawn scene approach is a genuinely different answer to the cost problem of AI video.
I run a Turkish educational YouTube channel (KEŞİF) and publish courses on Udemy. Both are monetized: the channel earns AdSense revenue and the courses are sold.
The repository is released under PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0, which reserves commercial use for the author's authorization. Before installing anything into my production pipeline I would like to ask directly rather than assume:
Would you grant permission to use anything2explainer to produce videos for a monetized YouTube channel and for paid Udemy courses?
A few details in case they matter to your answer:
containsSyntheticMediaon upload. We would keep doing that.If the answer is no, that is completely fine and I will respect it; I am asking precisely so that I do not use your work outside the terms you intended.
Thank you for your time.