License missing

[rettinghaus]

There is no license in this repository nor on the website anywhere.

[RichardFreedman]

The website definitely has a license at the bottom of every page!

[RichardFreedman]

We will add one to ReadME. Thanks for noticing that.

[rettinghaus]

The website definitely has a license at the bottom of every page!

Sorry, I looked again everywhere, but couldn't find any.

[RichardFreedman]

[rettinghaus]

Well, that's not on any page of the CRIM-Project.

[RichardFreedman]

Sorry, Klaus but it's on every page I look at! Maybe there is something odd with certain browsers!

[rettinghaus]

Oh, I was looking at other pages. I guess these are outdated? https://sites.google.com/haverford.edu/crim-project

[RichardFreedman]

Ah, that is what we call the Editorial and Participant space. It is where we keep links to our working documents, instructions, and information about events (since this information changes a lot, and not all of it has any place in the Django app, which is complicated to update since there is testing involved.

Maybe this site also needs a copyright statement, but I had not thought of that.

The "Project" site is here: https://crimproject.org/