Add license snippets in README.md and myst.yml #10
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| All code and text in this repository is free software: you can redistribute it | ||
| and/or modify it under the terms of the MIT License. | ||
| A copy of this license is provided in [LICENSE](LICENSE). |
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Should we also mention that content is creative commons (CC-BY-4.0)? There is a lot of text (or maybe we can simply include this in the footer of the website?)
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Totally. I think we should use CC-BY for text and figures, except where explicitly stated.
Does it make sense to use CC-BY as the license in the Myst configuration then?
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I think it's easier to just use CC-BY for the whole repo, than specifying MIT for code and CC-BY for text and figures. @dccowan, since you authored most of the content in this repo, do you agree with licensing it under CC-BY? Feel free to comment here or just merge the PR if you agree. |
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| code: MIT |
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Just noticed that we can set two licenses through Myst. Thanks for the comment @lheagy
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I'm merging this. In case we change our minds on the licenses, we can discuss it in future issues/prs. |
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Add CC-BY and MIT licenses snippets in the
README.mdand configure them for the Myst website inmyst.yml. Add CC-BY license text in a newLICENSE-CC-BYfile.Fixes #7
For reference, the licenses that can be set in the Myst configuration file are listed here: https://mystmd.org/guide/frontmatter#licenses