There is at least an its derivative not being followed under the DFSG: Mint, which Mint dsnt care whare are libre or nonfree in their main channel. The most Debian derivatives including Ubuntu, has well seperated main, nonfree, contrib channels, Ubuntu for example, main is still main, universe is Debian contrib, restricted and multiverse are Debian nonfree, so how the Deb DFSG works is, your main and contrib channels must be followed under DFSG (though contrib has nonfree deps, which is often unneeded), otherwise they will be only found from nonfree channels. Unlikely, our GNU FSDG, can be perceived to be GPL over GNU systems, which you are impossible to make nonfree derivatives from an GNU system. So Deb DFSG should be as permissive as BSD-like licenses.

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