Use the custom W3C Document License defined in the Charter #54
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Use the custom W3C Document License defined in the Charter
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The group's Charter defines a custom Document License [1] the documents produced by this group should use. To that end, I updated the Editor's Draft as well as the FPWD snapshot in staging accordingly.
@tidoust Pubrules checker naturally does not understand this custom Document License, so this needs to be checked manually.
[1] http://www.w3.org/2014/secondscreen/charter.html#doclicense