Lions of Terra and Cinematic Role-Playing System were written by W.D. Robertson, and are copyright protected under the Berne Convention. However, the author does provide conditional permission to copy, as outlined at the bottom of this section.

International law assures the authors of the following rights, which must not be infringed.
The right to be known as the authors of our work.
You must not claim to have written, drawn, or otherwise produced anything that I wrote, drew, or otherwise produced, nor reproduce my work without my name.
The right not to have my work distorted, garbled, or otherwise altered.
You must not publish, circulate, or make available altered versions of any of my work without specific and explicit permission from me.
The right not to have mywork copied without permission.
You may not make copies or partial copies of anything I have written, drawn, or otherwise produced, unless you have specific and explicit permission from mr, except that you may quote reasonable portions for the purposes of study or review.
Note that these rights cover certain derivative works.

To contact me for permission to do various things, send an email.

Conditional permission to copy

Lions of Terra and the Cinematic Role-Playing rules have been released as freeware, and anyone may make a copy, subject to the following conditions:

All copies must include this copyright notice.
All copies must be complete and unexpurgated, and must moreover contain no additional material, unless it is clearly marked as not being my work.
If you make a copy available for public access, you must tell me where it is.
No-one may charge any price or fee for a copy of either piece of work.

Further, you may alter the format or content of these files to make a version suitable for play, so long as you do not post such altered files to the 'Net, nor otherwise publish them in any fashion, unless I have approved them and given you explicit permission.

Contact cybercelt@oocities.com for further copyright information or use permissions.