Move (un)license into README

README.md

@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ approach is to keep all your script sources together in one directory (with
 descriptive extensions like .sh or .rb) and symlink ‘binary’ versions of them
 into your path as necessary.
 
-*binsync* can take care of this for you: for every executable script you place
-in `~/src` it will create a corresponding ‘binary’ in `~/bin`. You can control
+binsync can take care of this for you: for every executable script you place in
+`~/src` it will create a corresponding ‘binary’ in `~/bin`. You can control
 which scripts get symlinked simply by the setting of the executable bit on the
 source file.
 
@@ -50,18 +50,42 @@ source file.
     chmod +x binsync.sh
     ```
 
-4.  Run `./binsync.sh` to invoke *binsync* for the first time. *binsync* will
-    now symlink itself into `~/bin` so that you can call it using `binsync` in
-    the future.
+4.  Run `./binsync.sh` to invoke binsync for the first time. binsync will now
+    symlink itself into `~/bin` so that you can call it using `binsync` in the
+    future.
 
 5.  You’re good to go! Next time you write a script and save it into `~/src`,
-    you can invoke *binsync* to create an easy access symlink of it for you.
-    *binsync* will also notify you if you forgot to make the script executable,
+    you can invoke binsync to create an easy access symlink of it for you.
+    binsync will also notify you if you forgot to make the script executable,
     and will remove any stale symlinks for scripts that you’ve moved or made
     non-executable. If you regularly add or remove scripts from `~/src`, you
-    can have *binsync* automatically run (silently) whenever you open a new
+    can have binsync automatically run (silently) whenever you open a new
     terminal window:
 
     ```bash
     echo 'binsync > /dev/null' >> ~/.bashrc
     ```
+
+## License
+
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+
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