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No. From the faq link I put on @eBusiness's answer, in reference to what money requires the 25% royalty while using a comercial license: ...includes, but is not limited to, revenue earned from: sales, advertisements, sponsorships, endorsements, subscription fees, microtransactions, in-game item or service sales, rentals, pay-to-play, services you ...


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First of all, read the terms of free use for the desired product, they will usually contain a much more specific phrasing. It is hard to define a strict definition for what is commercial and what is non-commercial, a prominent borderline case is a good given out for free to promote a commercial product. It is still commercial, but what if the good doesn't ...


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Non-commercial: ...refers to an activity or entity that does not in some sense involve commerce. An in-game shop involves commerce. If you make money directly from the game, it's a commercial game.



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