Add MIT license and original author attribution to fork#5
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GPA95 wants to merge 2 commits intoGPA95:mainfrom
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Add MIT license and original author attribution to fork#5GPA95 wants to merge 2 commits intoGPA95:mainfrom
GPA95 wants to merge 2 commits intoGPA95:mainfrom
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Removed author section from README.md.
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Hi kingxxasavan,
First, thanks for taking an interest in this project and for creating a fork of it.
I’m the original author of the upstream repository, GPA95/SGPA (Study Buddy – an AI-powered study assistant). At the time you initially forked the project, the repository did not yet include a LICENSE file or contribution guidelines. About a month later, I added an MIT License (with an attribution requirement) along with explicit contributing guidelines to the upstream repo.
This pull request does two things:
My intention isn’t to block or criticize your work in any way, but simply to ensure that forks accurately reflect the licensing and attribution of the original project. Since Issues are disabled on this repository and there isn’t another listed contact method, I’m using this PR as a friendly way to reach out and get everything aligned.
If you’d prefer a different wording for the attribution line while still crediting the original project and linking back, I’m absolutely open to that.
Thank you for your time and understanding.