That's the point: Does anyone _not_ want this? A group of people can't just get together and decide to 'change' the license of something when they are not the

That's the point: Does anyone _not_ want this? A group of people can't just get together and decide to 'change' the license of something when they are not the owner of said thing. In this case, contributions to OpenSSL. You're welcome to "want" OpenSSL to be under MyFavoriteLicense but at the end of the day when you use it and lawyers come after you because someone's contribution _wasn't under MyFavoriteLicense_, it's your fault.