I guess the FSF is still trying to emphasise that there's a "new" version of the GPL that people should be using. It's relatively rare to see new projects use G

I guess the FSF is still trying to emphasise that there's a "new" version of the GPL that people should be using. It's relatively rare to see new projects use GPLv2, but there's still quite a few who are unable or unwilling to go to v3. Witness people elsewhere in this thread saying how they want to keep using v2.