Yes, upon consideration, until the 'GPL3 controversy' came along, I  
(and I think most other developers) would have always said that it is  
under 'GPL 2 or later'.

We probably naven't been clear enough about this, and mostly just said  
it is "under the GPL". I think the "default" when one says this is for  
it to be the current version of the GPL or later.

As such I feel that Wesnoth is licensed under 'GPL 2 or later', and  
that we should change things to reflect this.

David

Quoting ott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Mark,
>
> On Tue, Jul 24, 2007 at 06:21:25PM +0200, you wrote:
>> That part is beyond the terms and conditions of the license, but I've
>> read enough discussions about it (on lkml). Personally, and I'm no
>> laywer nor have I consulted one, I read the license as
>> 'GPL 2 only unless explicitly stated otherwise'.
>
> I would like to clearly state my objection here.  All the work I have
> done on the project has been under the understanding that the standard
> "GPL2 or later" license applied.  "GPL2 only" is in my view a change of
> license (and quite non-standard), and as such would seem to need
> permission from every contributor.
>
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