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warptweet, good christ. it may be freeware, but don't you think quite a couple of people will be pissed off for not knowing that you took something they made and out it on your site all of a sudden? because i certainly would be VERY, VERY, VERY PISSED OFF if i found something i worked on someplace where i never gave them permission to put it! anyways, the point i'm trying to make here is - is just don't screw around with that kind of thing. everyone wins uuntil they lose, and based on what they had to do to win tells you exactly how hard you're gonna fall.

Most people distributing freeware have PERMISSION FROM THEIR AUTHORS. I was going to give you a chance, but now I see you're defending your actions. n00b.

And on thinking it's legal: ITS NOT.

Who's to say it's even freeware? The GM licence itself says that the creators "can even sell their games", and that's not so with freeware. Just because it's GM dosent mean it's automatically freeware.

And, even with freeware, it's not public domain. You can distribute public domain works however you like. But freeware is NOT public domain, and so you have NO LEGAL PERMISSION WHATSOEVER to distribute such works without their authours permission, unless they EXPLICITLY STATE that they release their work into public domain.

You broke the law. Be thankful it was a very minor incident, and no one will likely file a lawsuit.