Honest Recipe License
Version 1, 23 June 2023

Copyright (c) 2023 Michael Atkins <http://insanelywittystupidity.com>
Everyone is permitted to distribute copies of this document.  But, 
changing it is NOT ALLOWED.

The Honest Recipe License is an anarchist license.  It is designed to 
protect intellectual information from being hijacked by greedy, socialist 
thugs posing as capitalists.  The Honest Recipe License is a document that 
can protect recipe projects ONLY.

THIS RECIPE PROJECT IS RELEASED WITHOUT WARRANTY.  IT IS DISTRIBUTED IN 
THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL.  THE PROJECT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT 
WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.  THIS INCLUDES IMPLIED 
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  THE 
ENTIRE RISK REGARDING THE QUALITY OF THE PROJECT LIES WITH A USER.  THIS 
INCLUDES CORRECTING ELEMENTS OF THE PROJECT PERCEIVED TO BE FLAWS.  DAMAGES 
ALLEGED TO HAVE OCCURED AS A RESULT OF USING THE PROJECT OCCURED BECAUSE A 
USER EMPLOYED THE PROJECT KNOWING FULL WELL WHAT THE RISKS WERE.

A recipe project released under the conditions of the Honest Recipe 
License was created by an author (or authors).  But, the project belongs to 
NO ONE!!  A recipe is a series of instructions arranged to solve a 
problem.  It is intellectual information that cannot be owned.  The 
information was housed using long term storage.  No one has ever owned it.  
It is not currently owned.  No one will ever own this information in the 
future.

Definition of a Recipe Project

A "recipe project" is an algorithm (or collection of algorithms) composed 
of recipe instructions ONLY.  Recipe instructions are (of course) an 
arrangement of steps that can solve a problem.  They are considered a type 
of "source code" intended to be employed ("compiled" and/or "linked" for 
example) to craft a final product: including byte (or object) code for a 
target system.  But, recipe instructions ARE NOT a complete or usable 
product such as byte (or object) code that has been manufactured by 
assembling and/or linking source code (either automatically or manually).

Recipe instructions can include code for: a compiler (such as a C 
compiler), an assembler (including x86, 6502, 8051, or ARM assemblers), or 
crafting consumables (such as beverages, cakes, muffins, or pizza).  This 
includes compilers, assemblers, and foods (even beverages) not listed.  To 
sum up, a recipe project is an algorithm that can be used to solve a 
problem.

Permission is hereby granted to copy, modify, and redistribute any *honest 
recipe project* (as claimed by its author(s)) under the pretense of this 
license without fear of persecution.