Hi all, I’m drafting a project proposal for a translation of the DSpace interface (messages.xml files) into Te Reo Māori and making this available to the DSpace community. I understand the translation should be published under the BSD licence, but does copyright also need to be assigned to Duraspace as I understand it does for code contributions?
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