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   * Non-commercial ROMs created by hobbyists and distributed online free of charge are the most typical variant of homebrew, and are obviously in scope.
-  * Commercial releases distributed in specialist/hobby spaces, which do not masquerade as official cartridges, are in scope. However, without author permission,
+  * Commercial releases distributed in specialist/hobby spaces, which do not masquerade as official cartridges, are in scope.
   * Software created for official hobbyist development kits is in scope provided that such a mode of distribution is distinct from official licensing. For example, Net Yaroze software is in scope, but GP2X software is out of scope.
   * Software created for microcomputers is generally not in scope - on such platforms, commercial and hobbyist developers were generally on equal footing, so it's much trickier to reason about scope.