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 SSB Universes Wiki uses the GNU Free Documentation License, like some other wikis. However, several wikis have ditched this license in favor of the [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike (CC-BY-SA)] license, including Wikipedia and Fandom (originally Wikia), though the former GNU Free Documentation License can be used like CC-BY-SA for older revisions from before the license change.<ref name=relicense/>
-Keep in mind that the license '''requires you to provide a list of the original authors'''. We do this practice by listing the authors on the corresponding talk page. There are two ways one can do this. The first way is by adding {{t|reuse}} at the bottom of the article, including the appropriate links to any copied article(s) after a <nowiki>|</nowiki>. If there are too many sources and clarifications to comfortably list in the Reuse template, create a Bibliography section at the bottom of the article instead, separate the sources by a bullet list, and link to the edit history on the corresponding talk page; an example can be found on [[Bowser#Bibliography|Bowser]]'s article. If only a few have edited the original source, they may be listed under the Bibliography section directly, but you are still advised to add the edit history of their contributions on the corresponding talk page.
+Keep in mind that the license '''requires you to provide a list of the original authors'''. We do this practice by listing the authors on the corresponding talk page. There are two ways one can do this. The first way is by adding {{t|reuse}} at the bottom of the article, including the appropriate links to any copied article(s) after a <nowiki>|</nowiki>. The second way is to add a Bibliography section at the bottom of the article instead, preferably if there are too many sources and clarifications to comfortably list in the Reuse template. Under said section, separate the sources by a bullet list and link to the edit history on the corresponding talk page; an example can be found on [[Bowser#Bibliography|Bowser]]'s article. If only a few have edited the original source, they may be listed under the Bibliography section directly, but you are still advised to add the edit history of their contributions on the corresponding talk page.
 A list of acceptable sources can be found below: