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Who owns the content on this site?
Everything published on https://zalt.me, including the free handbook "Vibe Coding with Confidence", every chapter, article, and their structure, is the original work of Mahmoud Zalt and protected by copyright from the moment it is published. All rights reserved.
What are you free to do with the content?
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What is not allowed?
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