On Jun 14, 2007, "Alan Milnes" <alan@itfoundation.org.uk> wrote:

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> Agreed - if you want to take my work you are welcome as long as you
> contribute back your changes.  That's the deal that GPL2 enforces and
> why it has been so successful.

Where did you get this impression that GPLv2 enforces this deal?

It doesn't, and this is *exactly* why I dispute the claim that GPLv2
is tit-for-tat.

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> GPL3 is a very different beast with a much wider agenda,

The agenda is *precisely* the same: ensure that all users are free to
modify and share the licensed software.

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