Re: ocaml, QPL and the DFSG: QPL 6c argumentation.
Sven Luther <sven.luther@wanadoo.fr>:
> since a given software can either be a modification of the original software
> (which can replace it) or link with the original or modified software (and
> thus use it).
One last attempt:
I create a program P that consists of an executable X linked with a
library L. X links with L, but P is a modification of L, albeit a
modification that was made by adding material to L.
If the word "modify" excludes modifications made by adding stuff then
I suspect that quite a lot of licences will need reexamination.
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