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Initial author of the Proxmark3 code is Jonathan Westhues, starting in August 2005.  
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His latest release was done in May 2007 and is available [here](https://cq.cx/dl/proxmark3-may23-2007.zip) (copy available [here](http://proxmark.org/files/J.Westhues/)).
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Initial copyright notice is therefore:  
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Copyright (C) 2005-2007 Jonathan Westhues
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Since then, each contribution is under the copyright of its respective author.
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A few releases were done by the Proxmark community between 2007 and March 2009 before using version control.  
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The last release which served as basis for version control, under SVN then migrated to Git, was the `20090306_ela` release by Edouard Lafargue. See the first commit of this repository.
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Therefore, only the following copyright notices are left untouched in the corresponding files:
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- copyright notices present in the `20090306_ela` release
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- copyright notices of code borrowed from other projects
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- copyright notices of standalone modes initial authors
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- copyright notices of dependencies (client/deps, common)
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Since then, copyright of each contribution is tracked by the Git history. See the output of `git shortlog -nse` for a full list or `git log --pretty=short --follow <path/to/sourcefile> |git shortlog -ne` to track a specific file. See also [the Contributors page on Github](https://github.com/RfidResearchGroup/proxmark3/graphs/contributors) and [this Gource animation](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7vpk0iIq9s) retracing the commits history from March 2009 until January 2022.
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A [mailmap](.mailmap) is maintained to map author and committer names and email addresses to canonical names and email addresses.
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If by accident a copyright was removed from a file and is *not* directly deducible from the Git history, please submit a PR.
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