Follow-up Comment #12, task #16666 (group administration):

> Can you look for other such texts in your tarball?

Yes, I can. Let me write a list with each file in the tarball and what
copyright nice the file has. This way it will be easier to visualize what's
going on:

* .gitignore: no copyright
* COPYING: Myself
* INSTALL: FSF
* Makefile.am: Myself
* README.md: Myself
* configure.ac: Myself
* doc/Doxyfile.in: Myself
* doc/Makefile.am: Myself
* example/Makefile.am: Myself
* example/decode_resize_encode.c: Myself
* example/simple.c: Myself
* src/Makefile.am: Myself
* src/itc.c: Myself
* src/itc.h: Myself
* src/tuberia.c: Myself
* src/tuberia.h: Myself
* src/utils.c: Myself
* src/utils.h: Myself
* test/Makefile.am: Myself
* test/test.h: Myself
* test/test_itc.c: Myself
* test/test_itc_valgrind: no copyright
* test/test_tuberia.c: Myself
* test/test_tuberia_valgrind: no copyright
* tuberia.pc.in: Myself


Now, the only file more than 10 lines missing the copyright is .gitignore,
which if that's the requirement I can add it. However I don't think it is
needed,
[https://gitweb.git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=autoconf.git;a=blob;f=.gitignore
autoconf] doesn't have it.

Then, the other file that I've copied is COPYING. The copyright holder of the
COPYING file itself is the MIT (AFAIK), the ones that wrote that text.
This is tricky, what should I write? Myself as the copyright holder of the
package, the MIT as the organization that wrote the license, or both? 

And finally, there is one file which I generated and edited, the Doxyfile.in.
In this case the generated Doxyfile file didn't have any copyright notice. I
generated it by running "doxygen -g" and then I edited it.
Who's the copyright holder of a file generated by a software that doesn't have
any copyright notice?


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