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Yeah, that's fine, but the tone of the FAQ answers suggests the author is trying to avoid compliance anyway

• jacquesm 9y ago
  From reading it several times it does not appear that authors first language is English and it could very well be that either his understanding of the GPL is somewhat lacking or that he is not capable of wording his stance in a clear way. The technical parts are all very lucid but the rest is not. I'd give him the benefit of the doubt until there is a product that can be evaluated.
  • Kliment 9y ago
    That's reasonable. I think I just got somewhat annoyed to see a project with "open" in its name and GPL as its license, and then hit a brick wall.