Standardize copyright, add root-level CONTRIBUTORS credit #255
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+1. |
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@Yangqing once you approve, we can merge |
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@sergeyk @shelhamer I respectfully concur. |
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Thanks for your blessing @Yangqing. |
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This assigns copyright universally to BVLC and contributors and credits in
a top-level CONTRIBUTORS.md with a link to the github contributors page, as
discussed in #249.
To further give credit where credit is due, instructions are included on seeing
contributions line-by-line (
git blame) and through history(
git log --follow).