Many PKGBUILDs and associated files were originally imported
from other projects, such as:

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| Project              | "Maintainer (upstream):" identifier  |
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
| Archlinux            | (arch)                               |
| Archlinux32          | (arch32)                             |
| ArchlinuxARM         | (archarm)                            |
| Artix                | (artix)                              |
| Arch User repository | (aur)                                |
| Gentoo               | n/a                                  |
| Hyperbola            | (hyperbola)                          |
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These typically come without a license, so while most of them seem to
be uncopyrightable, due to their extreme simplicity and standardness,
this still creates some legal uncertaincy about their licensing.

Several PKGBUILDs and associated files in this repository were
created from scratch for the Parabola GNU/Linux-libre project,
so they don't depend on other projects licensing decisions.

Several contributors have agreed to license their past contributions
to this repository, under the CC0 license:

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| Name              | Hacker ID      |
|------------------------------------|
| Andreas Grapentin | (oaken-source) |
| Bill Auger        | (bill-auger)   |
| Denis Carikli     | (gnutoo)       |
| Freemor           | (freemor)      |
| Joseph Graham     | (xylon)        |
| Omar Vega Ramos   | (ovruni)       |
| Luke Shumaker     | (lukeshu)      |
| David Pizarro     | (megver83)     |
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As for patches, as they are combined with, or otherwise contributed to,
upstream project source code, they are taken under the same license
as the original project, per the inbound<->outbound convention.

All contributions to this repository, from Parabola team members and users,
must be offered under the CC0 license.
