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Add CC BY 4.0 license for content and MIT for code - #60
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Adds a license so people can cite and reuse the patterns in talks, courses, and books.
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LICENSE: CC BY 4.0 for the patterns and other written content. Anyone can share and adapt them, including commercially, as long as they give credit.LICENSE-CODE: MIT forwebsite/,scripts/,tools/, and the root shell scripts.README.md: a License section and a "How to Cite" section with copy-paste attribution lines.CONTRIBUTE.md: new contributions come under the same licenses.GitHub · Contribute · License: content CC BY 4.0, code MIT, with a shorter tagline.Closes #18
Closes #37
Contributors, please confirm
You've written patterns in this collection, so this applies to your work too. Please give this PR a 👍 if you're fine with your content being CC BY 4.0. If you're not, comment here and we'll take your content out or work something out.
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