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Tighten repository licensing
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fix: align source-visible license wording and contribution terms
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# SlurpNet Source-Visible License v1.0
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The license header names "SlurpNet" while the repository/project is "OmniFeed" (README title). If this license is intended for OmniFeed, rename the license title to match the project to avoid ambiguity about what work the terms apply to.

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# SlurpNet Source-Visible License v1.0
# OmniFeed Source-Visible License v1.0

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Copyright (c) 2026 Zach Gonser and contributors authorized by Zach Gonser.
All rights reserved.

## Grant of access
You may view and read this source code solely for personal reference.

## No permission granted
Except for the limited right to view the source code, no other rights are granted.
Without prior written permission from Zach Gonser, you may not:
- use this code or any substantial portion of it in production or non-production systems,
- copy, reproduce, modify, adapt, translate, or create derivative works,
- distribute, sublicense, sell, lease, lend, publish, or transfer the code,
- deploy the code, or any modified version of it, for personal, internal, commercial, or public use,
- use the code to provide hosted or managed services,
- remove or alter copyright, attribution, or license notices.
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This repository includes third-party dependencies (e.g., vendored backend/node_modules/... with MIT/BSD licenses). The top-level LICENSE should explicitly clarify that it applies only to code you own, and that bundled third-party components remain under their original licenses (and that those notices are preserved), otherwise the current "No permission granted" section can be read as attempting to restrict rights that you can’t relicense.

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## Contributions
Unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, any contribution, patch, pull request, or suggestion submitted for this repository may be rejected and does not grant you any rights to this codebase.
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The Contributions section says submissions "do not grant you any rights" but doesn’t state what license (if any) a contributor grants to the repository owner for accepted contributions. This can create ambiguity about whether maintainers may legally use/modify/redistribute contributed patches; consider adding an explicit inbound license/assignment statement (or referencing a CLA) for accepted contributions.

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Unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, any contribution, patch, pull request, or suggestion submitted for this repository may be rejected and does not grant you any rights to this codebase.
Unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing, any contribution, patch, pull request, or suggestion submitted for this repository may be rejected and does not grant you any rights to this codebase.
By submitting any contribution, patch, pull request, or suggestion to this repository, you grant Zach Gonser and contributors authorized by Zach Gonser a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, distribute, sublicense, and incorporate that submission, in whole or in part, into this codebase and any related works.
You represent that you have the legal right to grant this license for any submission you make.

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## Trademark and branding
No trademark, service mark, trade name, logo, or brand feature license is granted.

## Reservation of rights
All rights not expressly granted are reserved.

## Contact
For licensing, commercial use, partnership, or exception requests, contact Zach Gonser for written permission.

## Disclaimer
This code is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, to the maximum extent permitted by law.
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> **License Notice**
> This repository is source-visible only. No copying, modification, redistribution, deployment, or commercial use is permitted without prior written permission from Zach Gonser. See `LICENSE` for details.
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The new License Notice states that no copying/modification is permitted, but the same README later invites PRs and instructs contributors to run lint/tests. This is internally inconsistent and may confuse contributors; consider updating the Contributing section to reflect the new source-visible terms (e.g., clarify whether contributions/running locally are allowed under an explicit exception).

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# OmniFeed

OmniFeed is an intelligent personal dashboard for aggregating and managing multimedia content.
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