Appropriate meta data for TeXmacs documentation can be entered from the Manual→Meta data menu. In particular, you should specify a title for each documentation file using Manual→Meta data→Title, or by directly clicking on the Title button on the focus bar after creating a new document with the tmdoc style.

All TeXmacs documentation falls under the GNU Free Documentation License. If you want your documentation to be included in TeXmacs, then you have to agree that it will be distributed under this license too. The license information

should be specified at the end of each file. This can be done by clicking on Manual→Meta data→GNU FDL.

In a similar manner, you may add a copyright notice by clicking on Manual→Meta data→Copyright. You keep (part of) the copyright of any documentation that you will write for TeXmacs. When you or others make additions to (or modifications in, or translations of) the document, then you should add your own name (at an appropriate place, usually at the end) to the existing copyright information. The first argument of the tmdoc-copyright macro contains a year or a period of years. Each remaining argument indicates one of the copyright holders. When combining (pieces of) several documents into another one, you should merge the copyright holders. For cover information (on a printed book for instance), you are allowed to list only the principal authors, but a complete list should be given at a clearly indicated place.