Why is copyright information included in TOGAF documentation?

Including copyright information in TOGAF documentation primarily serves to indicate owner and licensing details. This is essential for clarifying who holds the rights to the content and how it can be used by others. By explicitly stating ownership, the documentation protects intellectual property and helps prevent unauthorized use or reproduction of the material.

Knowing the licensing details also informs users about any restrictions or permissions associated with the information, enabling them to understand what they can or cannot do with the content. This is particularly important in collaborative environments where multiple stakeholders might rely on shared documents.

The other options, while they may relate to compliance or context, do not specifically address the core function of copyright information in the documentation as clearly as the goal of indicating ownership and licensing details does.