MIT license mentioned in blog, not on Github

[Isaactoo]

First off, thanks for making such nice code available :)

I'd like to use your code, but in your js files no license information is mentioned (or even in the readme). I see you intended it to have a MIT license though by a comment you made on your blog http://www.tricedesigns.com/2012/01/04/sketching-with-html5-canvas-and-brush-images/

(There is license information in the js libraries that you used, but I'm talking about the js files you wrote.)

Isaac

[triceam]

Feel free to use it. consider this the official notice... :)

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