Add a LICENSE file with the plain text of CC-BY-4.0#87
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Before merging this PR it should be clarified if all files in the repository can be licensed under CC-BY-4.0. Specifically, the various draft versions of the topoCIF chapter for ITC volume G and the files under the java directory may already be placed under some implicit license. @jamesrhester, @nautolycus any ideas on this? |
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Our decision on licensing related only to the dictionary files, so I don't think we can license all files in a repository if there are non-dictionary files present as in this case. |
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This PR licenses all files in the repository under CC-BY-4.0 as discussed in issue COMCIFS/cif_core#247.