Contacting the project owner?

[chr11031]

@ijprest and all the other contributors thank you for making this great keyboard project possible. Your work precedes you and is something I engage with regularly in my keyboard endeavors. Thank you for all your time and effort.

My question is - in the License.md file it is suggested that we can ask for a 'gratis' license permission simply by reaching out to @ijprest. I have not been able to find a way to reach out other than in an 'Issue' however. Is there a contact info section I am missing? Thanks.

I am asking in the context of a custom keyboard startup that would love to engage customers using some of the code in this project. Thank you! If licensing is not possible at this time, a simple rejection response will suffice.

Again, much appreciation and thanks for all your contributions and creation!

[alerque]

c.f. #218 and #212

[ijprest]

@chr11031 Hrm... no DM's on GitHub. DM me on Twitter (same username) with some details. I don't use Twitter much, but I'll make a point to look for your message.

[chr11031]

@ijprest Unfortunately I get the following on Twitter:

To change this setting (on your end) I found it under: 'Setting' -> 'Privacy and Safety' -> 'Direct Messages' -> 'Allow message requests from everyone'.

Alternatively, I have followed you and believe you should be able to DM me on Twitter if you prefer to open a dialogue that way. my account has the same username as my GitHub (https://twitter.com/chr11031).

Thank you for corresponding with me!

[chr11031]

@ijprest Can I have a follow-up to our correspondence? I have sent you a proposal.

Thanks

[DanielGGordon]

@ijprest I use KLE for my website ohkeycaps. I use it to manage some internals for keycap kits I offer. I send you a message on Twitter regarding the license.

[ijprest]

I replied to both of you. Sorry for the delay. My inbox gets pretty swamped at times, and it's easy to miss something once it's more than one page down. :)

[chr11031]

Thank you!