🧑⚖️ ©️ legal: Clarify copyright for DPG certification #1084
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This commit adds a new note to the README file about copyright ownership
as documented by the GPLv3 in its "How to Apply These Terms to Your New
Programs" section:
cboard/LICENSE
Line 623 in e899dca
Of note, it clarifies that the intellectual property is stewarded by the
OTTAA Project, following the recent partnership of the two projects:
This clarifies feedback that came up in review of Cboard's application
to become a Digital Public Good, and will enable the certification
process to move forward. 🚀
See discussion in DPGAlliance/publicgoods-candidates#559 for more context.
CC: @martinbedouret @hectoritr @nathanbaleeta
Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) [UNICEF Innovation] jflory@unicef.org