All:

I intend to create a new metamath org repository named "lamp-guide"
to host the "Metamath-lamp Guide".
This is at the request of the maintainer of metamath-lamp.
Below is the backstory.

Let me know ASAP if there's a problem. I can't imagine what the problem
would be, though, so I intend to do this soon.
Everything is under the MIT license, though if that's
an issue I think I can simply relicense it as the author of this material
(e.g., as MIT OR CC-BY-4.0).

--- David A. Wheeler

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I've been working to create a guide for the
proof assistant metamath-lamp. The guide currently in the
metamath-lamp repo:
https://github.com/expln/metamath-lamp

However, the maintainer of metamath-lamp (Igor Ieskov / @expln)
would prefer that the guide be in its own separate repository instead
of being intermingled with the code:
https://github.com/expln/metamath-lamp/issues/65

I intend to keep the
history of the guide's development in case that's useful, so I'll
probably make a copy of it using git & push it back.
(I don't want GitHub to say "this is a fork of XYZ", so I probably
won't use GitHub's fork command unless someone knows how to undo that).

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