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# A permalink for your MIT License
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I always forget to add an MIT-license.txt file to my projects, so I
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wanted to link to a single resource that would always be up to date and
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would always have my details online.
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But why keep this to myself, so it's on github for your fork and pulling
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pleasure.
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Now I can always include http://rem.mit-license.org in all my projects
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which links `rem` (the cname) against my copyright holder name `Remy
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Sharp` - all stored in the `users.json` file.
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# Example
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The `users.json` file contains a simple database of CNAMEs and copyright
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holders, so the following:
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{
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"rem": "Remy Sharp, http://remysharp.com"
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}
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Means I can now link to: http://rem.mit-license.org and it will show my
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license name (note that the date will always show the current year).
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# License
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MIT: http://rem.mit-License.org
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