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Added a top level license file #7
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Hey @pmitros -- yes, this definitely needs to be done. All the code, however, needs to be listed under an MIT license. Do you think we can put both agreements in the same LICENSE.md? |
@gforsyth - yeah that's fine. |
The correct thing to do is put the statement from the notebooks at the top, then copy the full licenses below. |
This is a pretty good starting point: https://github.com/swcarpentry/bc/blob/gh-pages/LICENSE.md |
Rebased. How about this? I kept this as a plain text file. github defaults to plain text for the LICENSE files, and I followed their convention for maximum compatibility with search engines. |
Thanks, @gforsyth I'm going to merge this. |
Added a top level license file
Needs editing -- still refers to Software Carpentry in the license -- I'll edit it on master |
also, thanks again @pmitros ! |
@gforsyth - my mistake, I didn't even catch that. I'll fix. |
@ahmadia I got it already, no worries |
Sorry. My bad. |
The course is offered under CC-BY, which is fantastic. This is not obvious from the repository (unless you dig into the iPython notebooks). A top-level license file makes this obvious both to people browsing and to search engines.