Being a bit of a license zealot, I found myself reading the NITRIC
copy of the license, and then wanting to find the original copy, to
check it.

Just in case there were some other nerds like me, maybe it would be
useful to either:

- update the link in the NITRIC copy of the license to point to the
archive.org copy or
- use the FBIRN license, that does appear to be available at :
https://www.birncommunity.org/wp-content...

I've said this before I think, but the BIRN license is somewhat
unfriendly to open-source projects in the sense that you do have to
worry about people reading the license, and hence I would worry about
including any Rosetta data in our source repository. The OpenFMRI
PDDL is much more friendly in that respect, but hey, having the data
is already a big plus.