Important: Adapt license file. about finalfate HOT 8 CLOSED

@ichbestimmtnicht

I corrected the small mistake and applied the new readme in commit ad93234. Thank you for supporting the project by having an eye on it and by offering the Docker facility. I will close this issue and mark it as done, as I am now content with everything here.

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@ichbestimmtnicht How should I present the Creative Commons you applied in the license file of the repository? What I would do if you were okay with is as follows:

• Split the file into two sections.
• One section stays the same, but with you removed from there in regard of the MIT license.
• The other section now hints you as copyright holder (beginning with which year even??) and then I would either copy-paste the license text you used at https://github.com/Mengel38/finalfate/blob/master/hooks/env.sh or the one you used at https://github.com/ichbestimmtnicht/docker-autobuild-release/blob/master/LICENSE.
  Please let me know how to proceed, so that I can both correct my LICENSE and my README.

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Do as you wish. Except the Dockerfile in your project root every file in the hooks folder has a correct license header that says that the template is from my project and a link to it.

PS: my editor says that your Readme has more 9+ not best practices. (Jumping ## to #### and using html tag that can be done easy within markdown for example) If you like I can change them for you or we go in a phonecall (discord) over them together.

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@ichbestimmtnicht Sounds good for me.
Then, I would suggest that I edit the license file and you edit the readme to reflect the double-licensing and to not violate the style guide anymore.

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I also added some icons to the top
readme.zip

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Note Check line 31. Forgot a new line with a backslash

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License file corrected in commit e0afcf1.

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I saw later that my note was just a personal preference...

Thank you very much.

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