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* Consistency with other repositories @italia. * Adoption of a Creative Commons attribution license is invalid if no statement is made as to whom holds the copyright and should be attributed. * It is highly doubtful that such a document is copyrightable, per art. 5 law 633/1941.
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is this still Markdown or just plain text?
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Davide Bellettini, 09/05/20 19:32:
is this still Markdown or just plain text?
Just plain text as in the other repositories. It seems to pass some
markdown validator apart from whitespace warnings. Renaming the file
would be good, up to you.
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is made as to whom holds the copyright and should be attributed.
law 633/1941.