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In 2009, GFDL media files were mass migrated to dual GFDL/CC-BY-SA licensing on Commons. To facilitate this effort, a "migration" parameter was added to the GFDL template. If the parameter is not specified, a generic notice is displayed saying that the file may be eligible for dual licensing. Other options are as follows:

Parameter	Effect
migration=relicense	Adds a CC-BY-SA-3.0 tag immediately below the GFDL tag
migration=redundant	Removes the migration notice and categorizes the image as not needing an update because it was already dual licensed as CC-BY-3.0 or CC-BY-SA-3.0 by its copyright holder
migration=not-eligible	Removes the migration notice and categorizes the image as not meeting the update criteria
migration=needs-review	Marks the file as needing careful review to determine if it meets the update criteria
migration=opt-out	For use by copyright holders that want to opt-out of the license migration

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