In my opinion, the most people should do with someone's else tileset (without permission and assuming the author is still active) is changing its palette. It's very simple to do, and usually the credit for the tileset is placed within the tileset itself. Any edits which are beyond modifying the colors should warrant the author's permission, I guess, but then again it would be a little silly to not give the permission away.
And Ryder,
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Originally Posted by The JCS manual
Retail distribution of tilesets and levels is prohibited without written permission from Epic MegaGames.
For more information read the license.txt in the Jazz 2 directory.
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So hypothetically, you could ask Epic for permission to sell your levels. Whether they'd give it is another cause though.
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