Suggestion to insert SPDX Identifier for Community Specification License#16
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As suggested in Issue #6 This PR introduces the SPDX Identifier in the README file as well as a statement that can be inserted in documents to represent this license graphically.
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| The SPDX Identifier for the Community Specification V1.0 is, [`Community-Spec-1.0`](https://spdx.org/licenses/Community-Spec-1.0.html). | ||
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| The statement to insert on files to represent this license is: |
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I would revise this to say something like "A badge indicating the Community Spec v1.0 license can be added to a MarkDown file with the following text:
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A few things here:
- This probably needs to be enclosed in backticks, otherwise the image renders instead of being kept as plaintext
- Was the "APM license" alt-text inadvertently added? I don't think the APM reference applies here...
- I'd probably specifically structure the badge URL to display the correct SPDX identifier
So I think this line would probably instead get the following (with backticks surrounding it for the markdown, and note the double hyphens in the URL):

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As suggested in Issue #6
This PR introduces the SPDX Identifier in the README file as well as a statement that can be inserted in documents to represent this license graphically.
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