Hi,
I created an essay for the Onward! conference. The essay has a visual (i.e. comic) form, and one of the pages features a monitor with a running Vim splash screen. It's going to be published in open access under a Creative Commons license.
The publisher, ACM, told me that I need to get permission from the authors of all software that I screenshot. And while there might be a possibility to use a screenshot on a "fair use" basis, I wonder if now, after Bram Moolenar is no longer with us, there is any party (like a foundation) that would be able to grant me the right to use it?
I can send the page containing the screenshot if needed.
Best regards,
Panicz
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