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Does Fedora permit anything under “Non-Free” licensing?

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Does Fedora permit anything under “Non-Free” licensing?

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When it comes to software or fonts, the answer is definitely no. We strongly prefer that items classified as content (see Code Vs Content) are under a Free license, but we only require that they be freely distributable without restrictions.

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