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             What types of projects are a good fit for the <abbr title='Fair Core License'>FCL</abbr>?
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-            Projects with commercial features that are self-hosted or run on-premise, and want to safely share <em>all</em> of their code — not just <em>some</em> of it. If your project doesn't monetize self-hosting, you may want to consider the <a href='https://fsl.software' target='_blank' rel='noopener'>FSL</a> instead, which isn't concerned with commercial features.
+            Projects with commercial features that are self-hosted or run on-premise, and want to safely share <em>all</em> of their code — not just <em>some</em> of it. If your project doesn't monetize self-hosting, you may want to consider the <a href='https://fsl.software' target='_blank' rel='noopener'>FSL</a> instead.
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-            In addition, the <abbr title='Fair Core License'>FCL</abbr> may be an ideal choice for projects moving from a closed source model to Fair Source, because commercial features can simply be wrapped in a license key check, requiring minimal project reorganization compared to Open Core.
+            In addition, the <abbr title='Fair Core License'>FCL</abbr> may be an ideal choice for projects moving from a closed source model to Fair Source, because commercial features can simply be wrapped in a license key check, requiring minimal project reorganization.
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             How does the <abbr title='Fair Core License'>FCL</abbr> contribute to Open Source?