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three.js repository documentation: README, LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING and SECURITY notes
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A documentation-only note for web 3D and WebGL users on what the three.js repository files say about the library, its usage example, contribution workflow, security reporting and licence wording. Nothing was installed or run, the file listing is partial, and examples and model assets are not covered by the licence file read.
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three.js repository documentation: README, LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING and SECURITY notes
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A documentation-only note for web 3D and WebGL users on what the three.js repository files say about the library, its usage example, contribution workflow, security reporting and licence wording. Nothing was installed or run, the file listing is partial, and examples and model assets are not covered by the licence file read.
Useful starting points
- Example assets added to the project need a licence that allows their use, so check the terms of any model or texture separately from the library code.
- The project's end-to-end test is described as slow and as downloading a large Chromium browser, and is mainly meant for the project's own automation.
- Security problems should be reported privately and not opened as public issues; the policy asks for 90 days before public disclosure.
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