MIT/X Consortium License

MIT License, also the X Consortium License, or a derivative; see: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

The MIT license is fairly permissive, placing few restrictions on the developer or user. As a developer, you may distribute source or binaries (with or without source code). As a tool user, you may modify and redistribute this tool or resource. If source code is distributed, a user may browse the source code to understand the tool's workings, modify the tool to better suit local needs, and may share a modified version. If source code is not distributed, a user may still redistribute the tool as part of another package.

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