TJS
Copyright (C) 2026 Meenakshi Ramesh

TJS is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option)
any later version (see LICENSE), with the additional terms below.

ADDITIONAL TERMS UNDER SECTION 7 OF THE GNU AGPL

These terms apply to TJS and to every copy, modified version and work based
on it. They are permitted by section 7 of the licence and may not be removed.

1. Author attribution (section 7(b)).
   a. Keep, unchanged, the copyright notice "Copyright (C) 2026 Meenakshi
      Ramesh" in every source file that carries it, in this NOTICE file and
      in the README.
   b. Keep the credit "Created by Meenakshi Ramesh" visible in the user
      interface, as part of its Appropriate Legal Notices: on every screen
      where the original shows it (the footer, including the sign-in and
      welcome screens) and in the "Licence & source code" section, at least
      as legible as in the original.
   c. You may add your own names and credits next to it, but not in place of
      it, and not in a way that hides or makes it less visible.

2. Origin of modified versions (section 7(c)).
   A modified version must say that it is modified and by whom, for example
   "Based on TJS, created by Meenakshi Ramesh; modified by <name>". It must
   not present itself, or be presented, as the original or as approved by
   Meenakshi Ramesh unless she has agreed in writing.

3. Names and trademarks (section 7(e)).
   The licence gives no right to use the name "TJS", its logo, or the name
   Meenakshi Ramesh to promote a product or service, except to give the
   credit required above. A modified version offered to others under its own
   name must use a different product name, unless she has agreed in writing.

Under section 7, anyone who receives TJS may not remove these terms, and
breaking them ends the licence under section 8, like any other breach.

Contact for permission or questions: Meenakshi Ramesh,
https://github.com/meena-uma-ram