> So, does it need a GPL statement in it to be usable by Linux
> distributors?  I'm guessing that it does.

It needs some kind of license allowing them to distribute it, preferably to
modify it providing they note they did so.

There is a proposed GNU documentation license, and there are several
'opencontent' and other licenses.

They seem to range from the perl docs 'If you want to change this mail me
the changes' to 'I dont care'. Some of them restrict paper copies others
dont. 

Its all up to the author.

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