Using Third-Party BSD-3 and MIT Licensed Code in My Open Source Library – Best Practices?

Hi everyone,

I'm developing a public open source library and plan to incorporate some code from existing libraries licensed under BSD-3 and MIT. I'll be modifying the code slightly to better fit my needs and to avoid relying on dependencies that aren’t frequently updated.

What steps should I take to ensure I’m in compliance with these licenses? For example, is it sufficient to include an acknowledgment in my README that credits the original libraries and provides links to their projects? Are there any additional considerations or best practices I should follow?

Thanks in advance for your guidance!

P.D. My open source library will be released under the MIT license because, as far as I know, it's one of the most permissive licenses available. I want people to use it freely without worrying about providing credit or similar obligations.