Les Mikesell wrote:
Simo Sorce wrote:
It's possible, but rare for project that has been under the GPL for
any length of time. Since there is no requirement to track the
copyright ownership of contributers there is generally no way to get
permission from all of them for a change. Of course a dual license
could be applied from the start with one being less restrictive like
perl's to eliminate that problem.
Such dual licensing would be useless.
How has it harmed perl to not force it's users to worry, as this endless
thread has, about whether or not some component that it links is too
free or not free enough?
It has instead made them worry about the nuances of the artistic license
which is far from a clear one.
Rahul
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