From: Brian M. <br...@gr...> - 2009-12-10 14:07:20
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> > Yes, but I believe it is legally incorrect that one > can upgrade gpl v2 > > or later to agpl v3. The two licences can be mixed, > but gpl v2+ code > > _cannot_ become agpl v3+ code, because it gives more > restrictions and > > the fsf wanted gpl v3 in the spirit of gpl v2 without > extra new > > restrictions. > > Yes, good point. I think that the issue here is that AGPL > is a > different License from the GPL. > > That could probably be fixed by just changing "the project > could > choose to exercise the "or later" part of the license and > release > Gramps under the Affero GPL or some other more restrictive > license" to > "the project could re-release Gramps under the Affero GPL > or some > other more restrictive license. However, this would require > agreement > among all contributors." Good call. I've updated the wiki to match your suggestion. ~Brian |