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Thanks @crosbymichael for the pull request. As I can't reopen that issue, I've opened a new one though. It looks like #99 just moved All rights reserved to the previous line versus removing it explicitly. This doesn't clarify whether it's actually ok to contribute to/use or not.
"All rights reserved" is a copyright notice that indicates the creator of a work retains all exclusive rights to it, meaning no one can use, copy, or distribute the work without explicit permission. This is the default under copyright law.
Apache License 2.0 is a permissive open-source license that grants specific permissions.
For folks complying to following licensing this calls into question whether they should/can contribute. Please clarify the headers either removing "All rights reserved" from the header completely or remove the Apache 2 license. Thanks.