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@@ -22,8 +22,6 @@ If you find software that doesn't have a license, that generally means you have
 
 Your options:
 
-**Ask the maintainers nicely to add a license.** Unless the software includes strong indications to the contrary, lack of a license is probably an oversight. If the software is hosted on a site like GitHub, open an issue requesting a license and include a link to this site. If you're bold and it's fairly obvious what license is most appropriate, open a pull request to add a license – see "suggest this license" in the sidebar of the page for each license on this site (e.g., [MIT](/licenses/mit/#suggest-this-license)).
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-**Don't use the software.** Find or create an alternative that is under an open source license.
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-**Negotiate a private license.** Bring your lawyer.
+- **Ask the maintainers nicely to add a license.** Unless the software includes strong indications to the contrary, lack of a license is probably an oversight. If the software is hosted on a site like GitHub, open an issue requesting a license and include a link to this site. If you're bold and it's fairly obvious what license is most appropriate, open a pull request to add a license – see "suggest this license" in the sidebar of the page for each license on this site (e.g., [MIT](/licenses/mit/#suggest-this-license)).
+- **Don't use the software.** Find or create an alternative that is under an open source license.
+- **Negotiate a private license.** Bring your lawyer.