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+This file mentions the licence of the bioroebe project.
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+The biomart component was written by Darren Oakley who provided a MIT
+license for it. Please see the file biomart/LICENSE.md for the biomart
+component and the MIT license clause for it. The MIT license continues
+to apply to the biomart component. Do note that all contributions made
+to the biomart component will also adhere to the MIT license, including
+my code that is part of the biomart/ subdirectory. As a rule of thumb,
+if you notice a file placed within the biomart/ subdirectory hierarchy
+then you can safely assume that all the .rb files have the same MIT
+license there.
+
+The rest of the code in this project here was predominantly written
+by me and is under the LGPL-2.0 license exactly, no "or later"
+clause.
+
+Contributions made to the project should also be under the LGPL-2.0
+license if it is related to code elements; you will retain your
+copyright for any code that was written by you, of course.
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+Art contribution, images or documentation may be under another license,
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+are allowed to modify it and distribute these modifications, too, for
+such contributions (e. g. art, images, documentation; images also
+fall under the "art" category for the purpose of this document).
+
+The copyright for these OTHER parts of the BioRoebe project, which 
+covers about 99% of the total code in the BioRoebe project, thus
+is the following:
+
+    Copyright � 2010-2021 Robert A. Heiler
+
+A link to the full LGPL license 2.1 itself can be found here:
+
+    https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.en.html
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+But remember - there is no "or later" clause applicable for this
+project. I also find it to be a cause of confusion to come with
+any "or later" clause in general.
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+Note that all licenses that are part of this project come with a 
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+not responsible for any damage that may result from using
+software found in this project".
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+It is a standard disclaimer legalese found in most of the open
+source licenses.
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+The bioroebe project also comes without a warranty disclaimer - under
+no circumstances shall the author(s) be held responsible for any damage,
+misuse for anyone using this project, and so on and so forth; see the
+(L)GPL clause for it at the above link, at the "NO WARRANTY". I do
+not know why they chose to write it in ALL CAPS, since it does not
+seem to be hugely logical why ALL CAPS should have a higher priority
+than regular font size - but there you go.
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+component (and art/docu/images, which may have another licence):
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