COEFICIENTEINTELECTUAL.NET - SOURCE AND LICENSE NOTICE
Version: bilingual OMIB reasoning pilot, 2026-10-27

The original application code and adaptations created specifically for this
website are distributed under the GNU General Public License, version 3
(GPL-3.0-only). See LICENSE for the complete text. You may use, study, modify
and redistribute the covered source, including commercially, subject to its
license conditions. It is provided without warranty.

Third-party software and content retain their own licenses. The dependency
manifests identify the frameworks and libraries used. Included upstream
license notices, copyright headers and vendor notices must be retained;
this notice does not relicense third-party code. Dependencies themselves are
not vendored in the source archive and can be obtained using the manifests.

The Open Matrices Item Bank (OMIB) was created by Marco Koch, Frank M. Spinath,
Samuel Greiff and Nicolas Becker. The original article explicitly declares
GPLv3 for the item bank. Its original repository is https://osf.io/4km79/.
Reference: Koch et al. (2022), Development and Validation of the Open Matrices
Item Bank, Journal of Intelligence, 10(3), 41.
https://doi.org/10.3390/jintelligence10030041

The article itself is CC BY 4.0. The preserved article, original documents,
original assets, metadata and applicable notices accompany the source so
their provenance and separate license status remain clear. The original
svg.js library in the upstream Web Version retains its own MIT license.

This independent website uses an adapted pilot: 22 original items from
published set 1, plus two unscored examples from set 10. It does not reproduce
the study's 28-item forms with six common anchors. The original study's
reliability coefficient is not asserted for this adapted form. The Spanish
and English interfaces are editorial adaptations, not author-certified
translations or population validations. Results are raw reasoning-task
performance, with no IQ score, population percentile or diagnosis.

The public source archive intentionally includes the openly published item
solutions required to inspect and modify the covered implementation. The
running service scores on the server and does not expose scored-item keys
through its normal participant API. No claim of a cheat-proof test is made.

The archive excludes deployment credentials, environment files, private
configuration, user emails, submissions, logs, generated runtime state and
unrelated projects. Example configuration contains placeholders only.
Source downloads do not grant access to a running service or its secrets.

Reproduce the source archive from the web directory with:
  python scripts/package-source.py
The script uses a strict source allowlist, audits every archived member,
generates a SHA256 manifest and copies the result to the Hostinger export.
