More simplification

Author: jasongrout

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   headline: Donate
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+    - Donations after fees will be used to fund Project Jupyter's open source software, standards, documentation, and community. Our donations are managed by <a href="https://lf-charities.org/">LF Charities</a>, which hosts Project Jupyter. LF Charities is tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States; if you are an individual subject to US tax law, your contributions are generally tax-deductible (but please consult your tax advisor).
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