I stumbled over this statement in an email from the KDE team to
-vote:
> For the record, relicensing most of our documentation will be
> impossible. There are several people with stated objections to using
> the GPL for documentation, many people we have no way of contacting,
> and a couple who are no longer alive, which makes them fairly
> difficult to contact.
I am curious: what happens to his/her copyrights when a person dies,
specifically wrt licence choice. Do people just assume that the
deceased didn't ever want to change the licence?
Sorry for the black topic.
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