Overview
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What is required?
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- Preserve all story hyperlinks.
- Publish a tagline at the bottom of the story. The standard attribution is:
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Can I alter or edit stories?
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What if I need additional information?
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How do I know if a story cannot be republished?
If a story is labeled “All Rights Reserved,” MindSite News cannot grant permission to republish it.