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It's actually fairly difficult to remove attribution from a Git repository. It's embedded in each commit. You'd have to rewrite the entire project history - som

It's actually fairly difficult to remove attribution from a Git repository. It's embedded in each commit. You'd have to rewrite the entire project history - something far different from just "branching" a repo.

omegalulw 5y ago
It's fairly easy to erase something like a header from all git history. It will update all commits for you.
- tomrod 5y ago
  I wasn't thinking of removing the history specifically, but yeah, this applies.