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So for example:
I will create the source code of the program and documentation for it. And then someone will take just the documentation, for example.
Then:
(or: according to ISC, this is the "used" version of my software (not fully used, but still used) and therefore in this type of used copy of my software he still has to "provide the copyright notice and permission notice").
My question is, is this the correct interpretation?