On Mon, 27 Jan 2003, John Goerzen wrote:
> > Take out the R&D and personal use grants. Does it still comply with
> > the DFSG? Now add them back. How is it possible for more freedom to
> > make the software DFSG-nonfree?
>
> Because the freedom is distributed unevenly. DFSG states that there must
> not be discrimination. If there is -- that is, if different people/groups
> get different levels of freedom -- then it is not DFSG-free.
Foobar is licensed under the GNU General Public License. In addition
the every person named Peter the right to sublicense under any license
they choose is granted.
non-DFSG-free? I think not.
yours,
peter
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