> > if you have to give out an unlimited, royalty free license to your > > work, I think it's not unfair to say that you have given up your > > copyright protection. As the copyright holder, it's true that you > > can relicense it to suit other licenses, but it's not clear to me > > that you can clearly make a copyright infringment case if there is > > an LGPLed copy in the public. > Well if somebody uses my work in a way either not permitted by LGPL > or explicitly permited by me through some other license I can't see > why I can't sue.
But the point I'm trying to make is that I can be in violation of your RELICENSE. I can make a claim that YOUR work is covered by the *GPL, so that your RElicense to me doesn't apply. If this holds, then my original statement that you gave up your copyright protection holds. -r
