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If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such thingsthe mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very sitethe first answer there is this very site.

The content of all Stack Exchange sites is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike. If the terms are met, then they are allowed to do this.

If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very site.

The content of all Stack Exchange sites is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike. If the terms are met, then they are allowed to do this.

If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very site.

Fixup of bad MSO links to MSE links migration
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The content of all Stack Exchange sites is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share AlikeCreative Commons Attribution Share Alike. If the terms are met, then they are allowed to do this.

If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very site.

The content of all Stack Exchange sites is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike. If the terms are met, then they are allowed to do this.

If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very site.

The content of all Stack Exchange sites is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike. If the terms are met, then they are allowed to do this.

If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very site.

Migration of MSO links to MSE links
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The content of all Stack Exchange sites is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share AlikeCreative Commons Attribution Share Alike. If the terms are met, then they are allowed to do this.

If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such thingsthe mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very sitethe first answer there is this very site.

The content of all Stack Exchange sites is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike. If the terms are met, then they are allowed to do this.

If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very site.

The content of all Stack Exchange sites is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike. If the terms are met, then they are allowed to do this.

If the terms are not met, the centralized place for reporting violations of the license is on the mother meta thread for such things. And I see that the first answer there is this very site.

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