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[edit] Authorisation
I authorize use of this text
- This is not really an adequate authorization. Only the copyright holder (usually the original author) can authorize use of this text. If you are the copyright holder, you need to say something like "As of August 19, 2005, I, (your name here), the holder of the copyright on material from (original place), authorize the release of this text under the GFDL." Note that Wikipedia does not accept material that is not freely redistributable under the GFDL, which can include commercial use. However, Wikipedia also does not accept advertisements, and this seems to be one. So I am not going to push for a detailed authorization. FreplySpang (talk) 23:40, August 19, 2005 (UTC)
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- As of August 22, 2005 - God's Learning Channel has reviewed the entry on Wikipedia and found it to be not a violation of any copyright infringements. Text on our web site can be copied freely and without penalty. Grahics, design, and coding however are subject otherwise.
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