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i.1. Copyright

By Guy Vigneault | 2:38 PM EDT, Sat July 12, 2025

This guide was written by contributors to the Drupal open-source project. It is copyright 2015-2025 by the individual contributors, and can be used in accordance with the Creative Commons License, Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 (CC BY-SA 2.0). Each page in this document (including this one) has an Attributions statement at the bottom, listing the people who contributed to writing and editing that page. See also Section A.1, “Guide-Wide Attributions” for guide-wide editing, translating, and project management information.

The CC BY-SA license (very similar to the GPL) allows anyone to copy, modify, and redistribute modifications of all or part of this work, as long as the following is complied with:

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This page was adapted and edited by Jennifer Hodgdon, and Jojy Alphonso at Red Crackle, from "Documentation copyright and licensing", copyright 2000-2025 by the individual contributors to the Drupal Community Documentation.

 

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