Merge permission for modified/unmodified & expand permission scope
I don’t see any reason why unmodified and modified require different clauses, particularly since the first one also contemplates modifying (“modify any unmodified Output”). The second paragraph is correct and complete for both modified and unmodified. The CC0 theoretically gives rights beyond propagating, conveying and modifying. These terms would be read as a limitation on the greater rights under the CC0, which I don't think is what's intended. Finally, the added content may not be copyrightable, in which case they don’t get the additional permission under the prior revision.
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2. GRANT OF ADDITIONAL PERMISSION
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2. GRANT OF ADDITIONAL PERMISSION
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You have permission to propagate, convey and/or modify specific works of
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You have the following additional permission: the Output is licensed to you
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Output under terms other than AGPLv3, as set forth in this section:
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under the Output Licenses provided that any files that are modified Output
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include only Output as generated by the unmodified Package and content not
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If you do not modify the Package, you may propogate, convey, and/or modify
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any unmodified Output under the Output Licenses.
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If you modify the Package, you may propogate, convey, and/or modify any
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Output under the Output Licenses, provided that such Output includes only
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Output either generated by the unmodified Package, and/or additional Output
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copyrighted by you and/or seperatedly licensed to you by a third party.
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No additional permission is granted to any works that are not HTML,
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No additional permission is granted to any works that are not HTML,
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Javascript nor CSS.
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Javascript nor CSS.
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