1. They use the term "open source" because they support that philosophy, not free software. As such, it is irrelevant to me. I support free software, not open source.

2. GPLv2 is not important for consideration for a new project. It's an old license, and I think it's silly that some people (*cough* Linus Torvalds *cough*) refuse to accept version 3 of the GPL.

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