License: This template is using CC0 1.0. So you can copy or fork this template without the need to reference. Keep attribution from CODE_OF_CONDUCT as this uses CC-BY-4.0. The license files contained are meant to be used for the final open source project you run.
TODO:
- update readme for your project needs, e.g. use CC0 or CC-BY-4.0 license
- update LICENSE, [INCLUDE COPYRIGHT INSTANCE] -> e.g. Project XY, CDISC, John Doe
- update CODE_OF_CONDUCT, [INSERT CONTACT METHOD] -> e.g. [email protected]
- update CONTRIBUTION.md if you want to provide additional rules or guidances, for example naming conventions
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This repository should be used for the DDF / CORE Proof of Concept Project to contain code, minutes, notes, outcomes, discussions and more. It is meant to allow anyone working with the results and discussions to allow flexible collaboration and follow up projects.
This project will generate a Proof of Concept showing that Rules executed by the CDISC Open Rules Engine (CORE) can be an effective mechanism for validating the data in the DDF USDM Model.
Contribution is very welcome. When you contribute to this repository you are doing so under the below licenses. Please checkout Contribution for additional information. All contributions must adhere to the following Code of Conduct.
This project is using the MIT license (see LICENSE) for code and scripts.
The content files like documentation and minutes are released under CC-BY-4.0. This does not include trademark permissions.
When you re-use the source, keep or copy the license information also in the source code files. When you re-use the source in proprietary software or distribute binaries (derived or underived), copy additionally the license text to a third-party-licenses file or similar.
When you want to re-use and refer to the content, please do so like the following:
Content based on Project XY (GitHub) used under the CC-BY-4.0 license.
Latest update 2024-02-22