Making GitHub recognize the MIT license #4
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adding template files from starter-docs
Publishing latest changes
Carrying over updates from Abhishek
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it seems that the license on the repo is seen as "Other" by GitHub and is not viewed as actually intended as "MIT".
i think there may be two problems coming from existance of the
COPYRIGHTfile and possibly from the specific wording in theLICENSEwhich doesn't conform exactly with the License template in GitHub....not sure if this is helpful, but i thought i'd PR it anyway.