Hi,
I second Peter's statement.
The result of this bug not being solved is that people are including a
separate GPLv3 copy in their packages (as I'm doing for now). Hopefully,
they will later change it to the normal policy procedure (link to
common-licenses)...
Some further relevant points:
* Steve Langasek at debian-legal [and no objections]:
> Barring any adverse license interactions with related packages, GPLv3
> is fine for main.
* ftpmaster accepted GPLv3 software into the archive some time ago, so
it is generally considered to be DFSG-free.
Looks like this bug just needs to be resolved on the technical side now.
Thanks for considering,
Roland
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Roland Stigge
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