ANIMA Base Model Licence Notes:
Based on the conversation here https://huggingface.co/circlestone-labs/Anima/discussions/37

This is what AI said on the topic of posting Loras

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Yes, while there isn't a single ultra-explicit sentence like "You are allowed to share your LoRAs publicly," the pinned explanation from the creator (tdrussell) includes several statements that collectively and clearly indicate permission for creating and sharing derivatives like LoRAs, especially in the context of platforms like Civitai. These emphasize permissive use and distribution without arbitrary restrictions.

Here are the most relevant quotes from the pinned post:

On the overall intent: "the license is overall less restrictive than the Flux license. It has a non-commercial use restriction on the Model itself, but otherwise is intended to allow permissive use of the Model and Derivatives by end users."

On defining LoRAs as derivatives: "I added clarity that adapters such as LoRAs are Derivative Works."

On enabling sharing via platforms: "Clause 3.c is newly added. This clarifies that commercial licensees can also use Derivatives (e.g. loras). [...] Why do this? Just to make it clear that commercial licensees (think platforms like Civit, or Fal) can use loras in addition to the base model I provide."

On not restricting distributed derivatives: "I have removed section 8.b from the Flux license, which states: 'We may terminate this License, in whole or in part, at any time upon notice (including electronic) to you.' This is the 'rugpull clause'. It gives BFL the right to take down any Flux Derivative model arbitrarily. CircleStone Labs does not have this right. I cannot take down a derivative model so long as it is complying with the license (and again, this basically just means 'don't break the law')."

These lines support that you can create and share LoRAs (e.g., by posting them on Civitai), as long as you comply with the non-commercial restriction on the base model itself and general laws. The mention of platforms like Civitai directly implies that uploading derivatives there is anticipated and permissible under the license. If you need even more context, the full license text (linked in the thread) aligns with this interpretation.