[flinkerflitzer]

I get your point in principle, but even if I were inclined to get litigious in a situation like that (which I'm not), I don't see how such an argument would have any legs for anything other than the most niche algorithms in the codebase that concern features or systems are more or less unique to Stipple Effect.

I will reflect on this though. This is my first time commercially distributing software, and my priorities for the license were for it to protect my IP without being overly restrictive. However, I've had a few people in separate spaces raise concerns with it, and I want my software to be as accessible as possible without compromising my ability to profit from it or expose myself to liability or "theft".

I'm the sole developer of Stipple Effect, so I can update the license with a future release if I feel compelled to do so.