files very deliberately
changed to say GPLv3 or later from GPLv2 or later. I'd put down the
remaining references to v2 as an oversight.
* The makehuman website links to SourceForge; I'm not linking to random
websites to support my point ;)
Regards,
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conditions that the
> originators of the algorithm place on its exploitation.
I know the reference implementation for Twofish is in the public domain,
and it's not been patented. But what happens, hypothetically, if Bruce
Schneier were to publicly assert that people should not use the
he GNU AGPL needs to
> cover all the various protocols and means for network interaction in
> order to fully achieve its purpose.
> [...]
> bringing all kinds of network interaction under the license's scope is
> the best way to ensure that the license will function as designed
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legal notices to interfaces of "the Program" that lack then.
I'm curious how far fetched people think this is.
If this interpretation were true, then the only burden of this section
would be to keep the legal notices in the user interfaces that you keep,
but you would *not* be r
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