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The MIT license is mostly used for code; CC BY requires attribution; CC BY-SA requires derivative works to use the same license; CC0 waives all rights and is the most convenient for commercial use.
The whatmodel.sh dataset uses the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, and the scoring code uses the MIT license, all open-sourced on GitHub.
CC BY-SA 4.0 requires users to give attribution and to share derivative works under the same terms, and it applies to creative content such as datasets.
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The MIT license is mostly used for code; CC BY requires attribution; CC BY-SA requires derivative works to use the same license; CC0 waives all rights and is the most convenient for commercial use.
50%UnverifiedThe whatmodel.sh dataset uses the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, and the scoring code uses the MIT license, all open-sourced on GitHub.
50%UnverifiedCC BY-SA 4.0 requires users to give attribution and to share derivative works under the same terms, and it applies to creative content such as datasets.
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