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ametro-30-dbq-1 license

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR USE, REPRODUCTION, AND DISTRIBUTION

  1. Definitions

You: the end user, or agreer of this license, who is participating in the usage of this repository Repository: the source of code or other consumed content bundled with this license Source code: raw code, in text, that is distributed with this license Public environment or Production environment: a server, network, database, host, or other method of running/parsing/executing/hosting content in this repository accessible to 3 or more users. In this case, this case, having access to it will be defined as being able to access content served by content in this repository. Fork: a redistribution under the same limitations, with credit to the original repository Project: a repository or component in a software stack

  1. License restrictions

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  • Modify this repository's source code
  • Download this repository
  • Execute/build/compile code from this repository in a development environment, as long as it does not violate other license restrictions
  • Republish content from this repository publicly
  • Fork this repository

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  • Credit this source repository in any redistribution of repository content, unless source content is under a different license
  • Only use trademarks and branding that appropriately reflect source material

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  • Execute/run/host code or other material that is able to be ran in this repository in a public environment, unless said execution is under 30% of source material, calculated per line of code, and it does not include any database queries. This is calculated per project.
  • Claim unlicensed derivatives are associated with source material
  • Lift any restrictions this license brings on redistributions of the source code

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