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I would like to more proactively license as open source both your site (can be licensed and citing you directly @ybakos) taking advantage of Zeneodo and GitHub integration. I also want to be clearer to users when they upload information, that they agree to Terms of service that license the information with a Creative Commons License. Then we offer a suggested citation.
Register repo in Zendo
Update footer site citation @ybakos we can register your repo to Zenodo, and then we can update your footer to something like:
Zeondo makes it nice because they will then issue a DOI for the GitHub repo, which makes it citeable and indexed in citation trackers.
Separately, we should have a little verbage somewhere that when you contribute information, you agree to some Terms of Service (e.g. like (Chronolog](https://www.chronolog.io/terms), but have them agree to a Creative Commons attribution license. Then for each "Project" we can simply put on the page a Creative Commons logo, and attribution license to the "owner" of that project.
Add a Terms of Service Page (we can wordsmith)
Add a Creative Commons license to every project
If we want to get really fancy, we can have a suggested citation:
Add at bottom of every project a suggested citation.
I would like to more proactively license as open source both your site (can be licensed and citing you directly @ybakos) taking advantage of Zeneodo and GitHub integration. I also want to be clearer to users when they upload information, that they agree to Terms of service that license the information with a Creative Commons License. Then we offer a suggested citation.
@ybakos we can register your repo to Zenodo, and then we can update your footer to something like:
Zeondo makes it nice because they will then issue a DOI for the GitHub repo, which makes it citeable and indexed in citation trackers.
Separately, we should have a little verbage somewhere that when you contribute information, you agree to some Terms of Service (e.g. like (Chronolog](https://www.chronolog.io/terms), but have them agree to a Creative Commons attribution license. Then for each "Project" we can simply put on the page a Creative Commons logo, and attribution license to the "owner" of that project.
If we want to get really fancy, we can have a suggested citation:
e.g. for https://bda-explorer.herokuapp.com/projects/182
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