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These lines of code show that font awesome is used. The free version of font awesome demands that they will be named if their icons are used. Since jupyter books leverages multiple tools under the hood, which might or might not have different license than MIT, it would be very helpful to know the used tools and their corresponding licenses.
In case, jupyter book already provides such information - sorry, I did not find it within the minutes I spend searching for it. It would be great to have a small section which gives an overview over all used tools and their license restrictions. Maybe https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/reference/glossary.html could be expanded.
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I was testing some things and found the following code inside the _build .html files:
These lines of code show that font awesome is used. The free version of font awesome demands that they will be named if their icons are used. Since jupyter books leverages multiple tools under the hood, which might or might not have different license than MIT, it would be very helpful to know the used tools and their corresponding licenses.
In case, jupyter book already provides such information - sorry, I did not find it within the minutes I spend searching for it. It would be great to have a small section which gives an overview over all used tools and their license restrictions. Maybe https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/reference/glossary.html could be expanded.
Thank you for the great work
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