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brModel™ License

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Public to read does not mean free to reuse.

This page defines the licensing terms for using brModel™ and the intellectual content published on this site. If you need commercial, research, or machine-learning rights, you must obtain an explicit written license.

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Scope

This license governs the use of:

  • brModel™ as a methodology/standard and its described components, conventions, schemas, and constraints
  • All intellectual content published on this site (text, diagrams, models, artifacts, and structure), unless explicitly stated otherwise
  • Any derivative works substantially based on the above

If a specific page or artifact states additional terms, those terms apply for that item.

What you may do by default (no license required)

  • View and read the content for personal, informational purposes
  • Share links to pages on this site
  • Quote short excerpts for commentary, with attribution and a link back (where lawful)

What requires an explicit written license

Unless you have an explicit written license from 5Reasons, you may not:

  • Reuse the content commercially (including consulting deliverables, internal playbooks, paid products, or customer-facing materials)
  • Reuse the content for research (academic or otherwise) beyond minimal fair-use quotation
  • Use the content for machine learning, including training, fine-tuning, evaluation, dataset creation, embeddings, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) corpora, or automated extraction at scale
  • Copy, redistribute, mirror, republish, or create derivative works based on the content

How licensing works (practically)

brModel™ licensing is not one-size-fits-all. The correct license depends on scope (commercial vs research), deployment context, and governance requirements.

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We will clarify scope, intended use, redistribution, derivative works, and (where relevant) ML / model training constraints.

Relationship to the repository license

This page is about licensing brModel™ and the content published on this website. The open-source license in the GitHub repository governs the source code in that repository. It does not grant you rights to reuse the brModel™ methodology or the site’s intellectual content beyond what is stated here.

Disclaimers

  • This site is provided “as is” without warranties of any kind.
  • Nothing on this site constitutes legal, medical, or financial advice.
  • We may update these terms; continued use of the site means acceptance of the updated terms.