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README.md
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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
**Y**&#8203;et **A**&#8203;nother **G**&#8203;amification **A**&#8203;pplication is a Garden application that provides a gamification platform for Vanilla Forums and other Garden applications. It integrates by default with Vanilla Forums. Out of the box, it provides Reactions, Badges, and Ranks.
It is released under the GPLv3 and may be released under a different license _**with permission**_.
It is released under the GPLv2 and may be released under a different license _**with permission**_.
## Documentation

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@ -8,12 +8,12 @@ $ApplicationInfo['Yaga'] = array(
'Author' => 'Zachary Doll',
'AuthorEmail' => 'hgtonight@daklutz.com',
'AuthorUrl' => 'http://www.daklutz.com',
'License' => 'GPLv3',
'License' => 'GPLv2',
'SettingsUrl' => '/yaga/settings',
'SettingsPermission' => 'Garden.Settings.Manage',
// Application requirements
'RequiredApplications' => array('Vanilla' => '2.1'),
'RequiredApplications' => array('Vanilla' => '2.2'),
// Application-specific permissions
'RegisterPermissions' => array(