Sam Liddicott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In fact I had better NOT use GPL3 (or "or later") or folk might promote
> their additions to my work to be AGPL thus preventing me from benefiting
> in return from their changes (as I won't adopt AGPL).

Indeed.  Unless we delete the AGPL-friendly clause, a project might as
well use MIT/Expat or BSD or zlib instead of the GPLv3 and save some
bytes and developer-time on the licences.
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