Copyright for kiten source package in Precise

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Upstream-Name: kiten
Source: http://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdeedu/kiten

Files: *
Copyright: 2001, Jason Katz-Brown 
           2005, Paul Temple 
           2006, Joseph Kerian 
           2006, Eric Kjeldergaard 
License: GPL-2+

Files: lib/*
       radselect/*
Copyright: 2001, Jason Katz-Brown 
           2006, 2008, Joseph Kerian 
           2006, Eric Kjeldergaard 
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Files: radselect/radselectprefdialog.ui
Copyright: 2006, Joseph Kerian 
License: GPL-2+

Files: xjdxgen.c
Copyright: 1998, Jim Breen 
License: GPL-1+

Files: data/edict
       data/kanjidict
       data/radkfile
Copyright: 2010, The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group
Comment:
 The files are copyright, and distributed in accordance with the Licence
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 Research and Development Group who are the owners of the copyright.
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 The license has been downloaded from: http://www.edrdg.org/edrdg/licence.html
License:
                                   EDRDG
 .
              ELECTRONIC DICTIONARY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP
                     GENERAL DICTIONARY LICENCE STATEMENT
 .
 1. Introduction
 .
 In March 2000, James William Breen assigned ownership of the copyright of the
 dictionary files assembled, coordinated and edited by him to the The
 Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group, then at Monash
 University (hereafter "the Group"), on the understanding that the Group will
 foster the development of the dictionary files, and will utilize all monies
 received for use of the files for the further development of the files, and
 for research into computer lexicography and electronic dictionaries.
 .
 This document outlines the licence arrangement put in place by The Group for
 usage of the files. It replaces all previous copyright and licence statements
 applying to the files.
 .
 2. Application
 .
 This licence statement and copyright notice applies to the following
 dictionary files, the associated documentation files, and any data files which
 are derived from them.
 .
  * JMDICT - Japanese-Multilingual Dictionary File - the Japanese and English
    components (the German, French and Russian translational equivalents are
     covered by separate copyright held by the compilers of that material.)
  * EDICT - Japanese-English Electronic DICTionary File
  * ENAMDICT - Japanese Names File
  * COMPDIC - Japanese-English Computing and Telecommunications Terminology
    File
  * KANJIDIC2 - File of Information about the Kanji in JIS X 0208, JIS X 0212
    and JIS X 0213 in XML format.
  * KANJIDIC - File of Information about the 6,355 Kanji in the JIS X 0208
    Standard (special conditions apply)
  * KANJD212 - File of Information about the 5,801 Supplementary Kanji in the
    JIS X 0212 Standard
  * EDICT-R - romanized version of the EDICT file. (NB: this file has been
    withdrawn from circulation, and all sites carrying it are requested to
    remove their copies.)
  * RADKFILE/KRADFILE - files relating to the decomposition of the 6,355 kanji
    in JIS X 0208 into their visible components.
 .
 Copyright over the documents covered by this statement is held by James
 William BREEN and The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group.
 .
 3. Licence Conditions
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 and the full Licence Code is here[2].
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           general acknowledgement of the sources as described above.
           For the EDICT, JMdict and KANJIDIC files, the following URLs may be
           used or quoted:
            * http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/edict.html
            * http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/jmdict.html
            * http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/kanjidic.html
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 suggested that the user make a donation to the Group to assist with the
 continued development of the files. There are several ways of donating:
  * send a cheque (check) in any currency made out to "Monash University".
    The address to use is:
 Jim Breen
 Electronic Dictionary Research Group
 Clayton School of Information Technology
 Monash University
 Clayton, Vic, 3800
 Australia
  * make a donation via PayPal using a credit or debit card. Simply click on
    the following button and follow the instructions.
  * make a funds transfer from your bank using a mechanism such as SWIFT. Email
    Jim[4] for the University's banking details.
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     of the Group's members on the basis of the use of the files, or any
     information included in the files.
  c. to indemnify the Group or its members in the case of action by a third
     party on the basis of the use of the files, or any information included
     in the files.
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 5. Copyright
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 Every effort has been made in the compilation of these files to ensure that
 the copyright of other compilers of dictionaries and lexicographic material
 has not been infringed. The Group asserts its intention to rectify immediately
 any breach of copyright brought to its attention.
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 becoming aware that a possible copyright infringement may be present in the
 files, must undertake to contact the Group immediately with details of the
 possible infringement.
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 6. Prior Permission
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 All permissions for use of the files granted by James William Breen prior to
 March 2000 will be honoured and maintained, however the placing of the
 KANJD212 and EDICTH files under the GNU GPL has been withdrawn as of 25 March
 2000.
 .
 7. Special Conditions for the KANJIDIC, KANJD212 and KANJIDIC2 Files
 .
 In addition to licensing arrangements described above, the following
 additional conditions apply to the KANJIDIC, KANJD212 and KANJIDIC2 files.
 .
 The following people have granted permission for material for which they hold
 copyright to be included in the files, and distributed under the above
 conditions, while retaining their copyright over that material:
 .
 Jack HALPERN: The SKIP codes.
 .
 Note that the SKIP codes are under their own similar Creative Common licence.
 See Jack Halpern's conditions of use[5] page. Note that commercial
 applications using the SKIP codes must have prior permission from Jack
 Halpern.
 .
 Christian WITTERN and Koichi YASUOKA: The Pinyin information.
 .
 Urs APP: the Four Corner codes and the Morohashi information.
 .
 Mark SPAHN and Wolfgang HADAMITZKY: the kanji descriptors from their
 dictionary.
 .
 Charles MULLER: the Korean readings.
 .
 Joseph DE ROO: the De Roo codes.
 .
 8. Enquiries
 .
 All enquiries to:
 .
 The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group
 (Attn: Assoc. Prof. Jim Breen)
 Clayton School of Information Technology
 Monash University
 CLAYTON VIC 3168
 AUSTRALIA
 (jimbreen@gmail.com)
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 [2] http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode
 [3] http://www.edrdg.org/edrdg/sample.html
 [4] Jim.Breen@infotech.monash.edu.au
 [5] http://www.kanji.org/kanji/dictionaries/skip_permission.htm

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