GPL v3 draft vs GPL v2

Posted by Nico Golde in
Tuesday, January 17. 2006

As told on various sides the FSF released the draft for the third version of the famous GPL license.

I found an interesting website which lists a wdiff between the old and the prospective new version.
http://lia.ch/~sb/GPL_wdiff-2-3draft1.html.

Uwe Hermann also linked a wiki and a comment site where users can give feedback.
There is also a rationale document which explains the changes and the contents.

I will not give any statement to the new version cause I haven't read it completely yet.

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GPLv3 - Discussion Draft 1 [Update]
You might have already noticed (if not, you will, very very soon) that the FSF has released the first draft of the forthcoming GNU General Public License 3. You can leave comments on the license or help to populate the wiki, if you're inclined. I think th

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