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ShaguTweaks-ClassicAPI project identity
Canonical project
The canonical ShaguTweaks-ClassicAPI repository designated by the project maintainer is:
Copies, mirrors, package caches, downstream forks, and modified versions hosted elsewhere are independent unless the canonical project explicitly says otherwise. Hosting or mirroring a fork on GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Codeberg, an addon service, or another platform does not by itself create an affiliation, endorsement, partnership, or ownership relationship with the canonical project.
Compatibility is not affiliation
ShaguTweaks-ClassicAPI targets or references software and game environments including World of Warcraft, Turtle WoW-like clients/servers, ClassicAPI, SuperWoW, ShaguTweaks, pfUI, zUI, and other compatibility references documented in the repository.
Compatibility, testing, source comparison, API integration, or reference use does not imply endorsement by or affiliation with those projects, their maintainers, Blizzard Entertainment, or other rights holders.
World of Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment names, marks, and game assets remain the property of their respective rights holders. Other project names and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.
Upstream relationship
ShaguTweaks-ClassicAPI is an independent fork of ShaguTweaks and retains the original upstream attribution and MIT license notice.
The fork is maintained independently. Nothing in this repository should be read as a statement that the original ShaguTweaks maintainer endorses, supports, or is responsible for this fork or its releases.
External dependencies
ClassicAPI is a required external runtime dependency. SuperWoW is optional. Neither project is bundled into ShaguTweaks-ClassicAPI merely because the addon integrates with its APIs or runtime behavior.
See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md and LICENSES/ for dependency and license
records.
Support boundary
The ShaguTweaks-ClassicAPI maintainer is responsible only for code and releases published by the canonical project. Downstream forks may alter functionality, packaging, licensing notices, or compatibility behavior and should be treated as separate projects.