Artwork, music, typography, and source credits.
So Long (Instrumental) is by YonKaGor, from the So Long release, released 8 Mar 2026. The official Bandcamp page lists the track as all rights reserved.
The So Long release credits list Genuine for mixing and mastering, MelloRange for lyric help, Andre moraph for album art, and Daniel Lee for guitars.
Our Season, So Long, and I Still Create are by YonKaGor. Our Season credits Genuine (mixing), Daniel Lee (guitars), Mikan Project (horn section: Soneji, Angular and Zal), and Tenkitsune (mastering). So Long credits Genuine (mixing and mastering), MelloRange (lyric help), and Daniel Lee (guitars). Listen on our guest profile. Original releases: Our Season, So Long, and I Still Create.
Bandcamp serves the music through its official players. We have adjusted player size and colors to fit this website; the audio is unchanged. All rights remain reserved. Display follows Bandcamp’s terms and player guidance and does not grant permission to reuse the music. Read the player privacy notice.
Linger in the Rain: illustration by YonKaGor, character design by Troparti; official credits. Waterland: illustration by YonKaGor, design help by Troparti; official credits. Fallacy: illustration by YonKaGor; official credits.
Bandcamp displays the original covers in its official players. We have adjusted the player size and colors; the artwork is unchanged. All rights remain reserved. Display follows Bandcamp’s terms and player guidance and does not grant permission to reuse the illustrations. Read the player privacy notice.
You’ll Be Gone: illustration and video by YonKaGor; storyboard and sketch by MelloRange. You’re Just Like Pop Music: illustration and video by YonKaGor; storyboard and posing by MelloRange; clothing design by SentyPurr. Memory Merge: illustration by YonKaGor; video by André moraph; character by Troparti; fish by Troparti and Arch.
We show the unedited official uploads through YouTube’s privacy-enhanced players. Videos start when you press play. Display follows YouTube’s player guidance and YouTube’s terms and does not grant permission to reuse the videos. You’ll Be Gone and You’re Just Like Pop Music include flashing colors or lights; warnings appear beside their players. Read the video privacy notice.
Our optional outgoing wormhole uses the NASA Carina sky, fonts, and SFW artwork credited on this page. It briefly combines them with an image of the visible page before opening your destination. The image stays on your device. The visual-settings badges are original website decoration.
The Celestial Gala logos, Baku, Ding, Powleen, and promotional posters were supplied by the SFW organizers for this website. Artist attribution is pending organizer confirmation. We preserve the original character art, poses, and colors. Website copies are resized and compressed, with transparent margins trimmed where needed; complete visible logo artwork is retained.
Our official landscape and portrait posters appear without cropping or rewriting the artwork. Organizer permission covers display on this website and does not grant a public reuse license. Read artwork usage guidance.
Article preview images are loaded remotely from the public Southpaw Furry Weekend 2027 event page on Furries PH. The page attributes its event news to Cebu Furry Society. Each preview links to the original article, where image credits are shown when provided. Creator attribution remains pending wherever an article does not identify the artist. Images are displayed without editing; Furries PH hosts the files. The public event page does not state a general image reuse license, so no such license is claimed.
Staff portraits come from our organizer-approved EPS staff directory and appear beside each member’s name. Their original source links remain the profile-photo URLs supplied by that directory at runtime. Artist or photographer attribution is pending organizer confirmation. Website artwork usage guidance describes the display boundary: organizer permission covers this website and does not grant a public reuse license. We show each complete portrait with its proportions preserved and no added image padding or inset frame. Sizing and card borders are ordinary CSS presentation; the originals are unchanged. Members without a portrait are represented by their initials.
Cormorant is by Christian Thalmann (Catharsis Fonts). Our organizers supplied its regular and italic fonts. We use web-format copies and smaller character sets for faster loading, with the complete fonts available for other characters. The letterforms are unchanged. Copyright 2015 The Cormorant Project Authors. Original typeface project · SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Manrope is by Mikhail Sharanda, with the variable-font conversion by Mirko Velimirovic. It is supplied through Fontsource and served from this website with unchanged letterforms. Copyright 2018 The Manrope Project Authors. Font source and project credits · Fontsource distribution · SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Lucide navigation and interface icons are by Lucide Icons and Contributors, with Feather-derived icons by Cole Bemis. We adjust their size, line weight, and color for our gala design. The music control uses Volume 2 and Volume X from the same collection. Attendee and dealer inclusion rows use the Circle Check and Layers 2 icons in gold and lilac to identify included items and possible designs. Original icon project · ISC and Feather MIT terms · Copyright and license notices.
Simple Icons supplies social-platform marks through Iconify. Credit: Simple Icons and its contributors. We resize the marks and use our gala colors. Original icon collection · CC0 1.0 Universal dedication · Iconify distribution. Brand names and trademarks belong to their respective owners; their display does not imply endorsement.
Our background is “Cosmic Cliffs” in the Carina Nebula, a James Webb Space Telescope image released on 12 Jul 2022. Image credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, and the Webb ERO Production Team. We resize and compress the image for different screens and use crops, dimming, and motion to keep text readable. The original image is not upscaled, sharpened, or generatively edited.
Original image and credit (opens in a new tab) · NASA image usage guidelines (opens in a new tab) · Full-resolution original.
NASA’s media usage guidelines permit informational website use with source acknowledgement. This use does not imply endorsement by NASA, ESA, CSA, or STScI.
“Constellation of Pisces,” published by OpenClipart via FreeSVG (opens in a new tab), appears behind our Guest of Honor lettering. It is dedicated to the public domain under CC0 (opens in a new tab). We resize, rotate, tint, and dim the original image and add a soft glow.
Our home and about pages use the organizer-supplied Baku, Ding, and Powleen portraits. We scale them proportionally to their supplied heights of 6′0″, 5′7″, and 5′4″, preserving their original proportions and artwork.
The website’s orbit lines, geometric stars, borders, chapter markers, timelines, frames, countdown chronometer, cursors, and light effects are original interface decoration made for SFW. They are drawn by your browser. Our personal constellation keepsake combines your chosen stars with the supplied SFW wordmark and Cormorant font; the logo artwork is unchanged. The keepsake cannot be used for admission. We use no AI-generated illustrations, photographs, or backgrounds.
The page-edge ornaments, travelling lights, registration frames, numbered step seals, and clock seal are original geometric decoration made for this website. They complement the supplied artwork without redrawing it.
Our optional wormhole effect combines the NASA Carina sky with a temporary image of the visible page. Its mathematical inspiration is James, von Tunzelmann, Franklin, and Thorne’s Visualizing Interstellar’s Wormhole (2015). We use no figures from the paper or film stills. The sky retains the NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, and Webb ERO Production Team credits and usage terms above.
The temporary page image is made on your device with html2canvas-pro 2.5.1, by yorickshan and html2canvas-pro contributors, under the MIT license. It is not uploaded or saved. The effect changes how the page and sky appear during the transition without changing their original artwork. Read about the temporary page image.
The home-page compass, programme dial, arrival arch, and opening astrolabe are original geometric decoration made for SFW. Their rings, ticks, stars, and orbits are drawn by your browser and do not replace or alter our supplied artwork. The shared celestial timetable’s brass-style double frame, engraved rules, clock treatment, and live-time line are original HTML/CSS interface decoration using the fonts credited on this page.
Our community constellation’s glowing stars, orbital rings, and connecting lines are original geometric decoration made for this website. Make your own small sky.
The navigation rings, linked cogwheels, clock hand, and travelling light are original geometric decoration made for this website.
Our 88 modern constellation patterns are adapted from charts credited to IAU and Sky & Telescope in the official IAU chart directory. They are available under CC BY 4.0; see the IAU usage terms. We simplify the main star lines and resize, reposition, rotate, recolor, and animate them. Original chart backgrounds, boundaries, labels, and logos are omitted. The extra line leading to your selected page is website decoration. This use does not imply endorsement by IAU or Sky & Telescope.
The local transport research explorer uses the user-supplied Metro Cebu Transport Network Map, version 1.3, printed 2 Sep 2018, by Joseph Ricafort. Original project and creator · Creator’s distribution and terms listing.
The supplied PNG is unchanged; the browser scales, zooms and pans the complete image. Current place corrections appear separately in the page text. The user supplied this asset for the requested local preview; creator rights remain reserved, and public redistribution permission has not been established. The explorer reuses SFW’s Cormorant Garamond and Manrope typography and the Lucide interface icons credited above. No generated artwork is used.
The Cebu transport explorer uses Leaflet 1.9.4 by Volodymyr Agafonkin and contributors, with CloudMade’s original contributions. Library source · BSD 2-Clause copyright and license. We use its unmodified package and style the surrounding controls with SFW’s existing typography and colors.
Geographic map data and mapped route/platform records are by OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database License. Standard tiles are delivered by OpenStreetMap under its tile usage policy, with attribution visible on the map. We display the geographic data and sourced provisional transit overlays without altering the basemap artwork. Mapping dates do not establish current service, schedules or fares. Map and location privacy.
The optional research-area outlines are also by OpenStreetMap contributors, under ODbL 1.0. Original sources: Cebu City, version 15, Mandaue, version 13, Lapu-Lapu, version 12 and Cordova, version 7, captured on 6–7 Oct 2026. We assemble complete native ways into closed rings and style their outlines without clipping, simplifying or changing source coordinates. These are mapped research areas; legal boundaries, barangay boundaries and transport coverage remain unverified.
The optional pedestrian layer uses native mapped paths, steps, bridges, barriers and access restrictions from bounded Cebu City captures by OpenStreetMap contributors, under ODbL 1.0. We preserve source coordinates, node order and tags, then style the research features and add source disclosures. Original object links, mapping dates and versions are recorded in the layer’s source details and downloadable manifest. No platform connector or public walking permission is inferred. This mapping does not establish usable transfers, current boarding, safe crossings or step-free access.
The separate Lahug capture adds restricted mapped context, including private footways 728293834 and 728293835, barriers, crossings and access constraints, from the 7 Oct 2026 source snapshot. Private paths remain restricted context. Its geographic source offer preserves native dependency geometry, order, versions and consumed tags; unused facility descriptions and contact or contributor-account fields are excluded, with the projection documented in the method. Lahug geographic research data · Source manifest · ODbL data notice · Projection and reconstruction method.
The transport explorer’s geographic data package preserves the native OpenStreetMap records, compiled route and point data, complete research-area outlines and pedestrian research mapping used by this preview. Credit: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Reuse follows ODbL 1.0, with source dates and transformations recorded in the package. Download the geographic data (JSON) · Data notice · Version and source manifest.
The journey evidence supplement is by © OpenStreetMap contributors, under ODbL 1.0. Original source and attribution. We extract literal relation-member roles, indices, versions, mapping dates and point metadata from the same dated geographic records, preserving native identities and distinguishing member-way endpoints from direct node members. The display separates these mapped roles from the preview planner’s defaults; mapping does not establish current service, lawful boarding or public walking access.
Download the endpoint evidence (JSON) · Source and version manifest · Data notice · Complete extraction method.
The local preview’s dated fallback paths come from the user-supplied DOTC Cebu GTFS archive, identified through Transitland’s exact archived feed version. DOTC is the feed’s recorded agency; individual survey/cartography attribution and producer rights remain unresolved. Its calendar spans 1 Feb 2014 to 1 Feb 2017.
We retain the original shape coordinates and compile exact-code outlines for local display. We do not infer travel directions or current service from the shared historical shapes. The original feed’s reuse terms have not been established; the user supplied it for this local preview, and broader redistribution permission remains unresolved. Transitland terms describe the hosting service and do not replace the producer’s rights.
The neighboring-route expansion adds exact archive shapes for 41D, 42D, 43, 22G and 25: 501 original vertices. Each retains its source sequence and coordinates without reversing, joining, simplifying or snapping the shape. Both historical trip direction values use the same shape; the displayed outline cannot establish independent directions or present streets.
Small factual references come from Commute Tour Philippines: CSBT to Bato Samboan via Oslob, CSBT to Balamban Terminal, Cebu IT Park guide and MyBus guide. We retain exact uncoded source-title identities, bounded endpoint and Talisay place facts, and original list ordinals/counts where displayed. November 2025 publication, January 2026 editorial and October 2026 capture dates stay separate.
The CEBU JEEPNEYS ROUTE MAP website supplies separate 22G, 25, MI-02B and 24 factual guide references. Its footer credits maps to John Mercado Lee; individual route-page authorship and editorial dates are not stated. We represent only small code, endpoint and direction assertions in our own interface, retaining source contradictions and historical place labels. The publisher’s maps, explanatory prose and full lists are not imported. The 24 page states CC BY-NC 3.0 for its map, while underlying Google material has separate terms. That map license does not establish article authorship or blanket rights to Google geometry. No publisher map or media is imported; usage and exclusion notice.
Factual references (JSON) · Source manifest · Selection method. These factual references supply no new coordinates, boarding permission, fares, calendars or verified current operation.
Cebu Bus Spotters supplies the Talisay City and South Cebu Jeepney Routes directory. We represent small literal code and endpoint facts in our own interface. Its compilation begins in 2016 and explicitly includes active and inactive routes; the June 2026 footer is not a current trip observation. Individual page authorship and an open reuse license are not stated. Publisher artwork, prose and geographic lines are not imported; usage notice. Shared endpoint wording does not merge distinct codes or establish current operation.
The transport explorer adds small factual route-code, endpoint, road and listed-place references from Commute Tour Philippines, whose acquired article identifies its author as Commute Tour. Original references: the 04M route guide and its linked Cebu route directory; each displayed record links its own source page and records its editorial and capture dates separately. We represent those facts in our own interface, preserving literal code and list identities. Publisher artwork, prose, icons and Google Directions geometry are not included; no standalone reuse license for those materials was established.
Additional bounded references come from the publisher’s Cibus guide, Colon guide and SM City terminal guide. Their source headings, street label and listed code memberships retain their source dates and conflicts. They remain separate from the original route-code dataset; no full timetable, fare matrix, map or additional boarding geometry is reproduced.
The accompanying named platform context is independently mapped by © OpenStreetMap contributors, under ODbL 1.0; original source and attribution. We attach only supported native identities and unchanged coordinates, with original interface markers. Publisher-listed places, mapped platform context and existing OSM road traces remain separate; these references do not confirm current service or boarding.
Source facts (JSON) · Mapped platform context (JSON) · Source manifest · Data notice · Extraction and binding method.
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