ah also for the component library, which I think is where you're question comes from - the intention of the agreement is to protect the library as a whole - once you have made modifications to the components, then the intention of our agreement does not apply directly in most cases.
So for example, grabbing our components and re-distributing them unedited in a webflow project, based on my own understanding of the agreement and the implied intention of how we operate, would be in violation.
However, if you grab a bunch of components, and edit them in some way and are intending to build a website with them, then the licensing agreement states that you are using our product as it was intended.
Again, not legal advice, I'm not a lawyer. I'm just letting you know what I understand and what I know to be true of our intentions as a company. Protecting the library as it sits versus your intended action of building websites using the components.
