Present the pattern catalog as the author's own work - #8
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- Remove the optional 'inspired-by' project credits and the fork/successor/lineage framing across the README, Chinese README, CHANGELOG, landing page, inner skill README, both reference files, and the awesome-list submission draft, so the project reads on its own terms. - Keep the legally-required and academic attribution: Wikipedia (CC-BY-SA), the HC3 corpus (arXiv 2301.07597, CC-BY-SA), and the research citations (GPTZero, ACL/RAID, NeurIPS, and others). - SKILL.md, CI, and the docs site are untouched; lockstep (patterns-53), zero em dashes, and the reference tables of contents all still hold.
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Present the pattern catalog as the author's own work
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Removes the optional 'inspired-by' credits and fork/successor/lineage framing so the project reads on its own terms. Keeps the legally-required attribution: Wikipedia (CC-BY-SA) and the HC3 corpus (arXiv 2301.07597, CC-BY-SA), plus the standard research citations. SKILL.md, CI, and the docs site are untouched; lockstep (patterns-53), zero em dashes, and the reference TOCs all hold.