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If a project with only MIT code adds GPL licensed code, then they can't distribute the "merged" new set of code under the MIT license. Previously, someone coul
by PeterisP 7y ago
If a project with only MIT code adds GPL licensed code, then they can't distribute the "merged" new set of code under the MIT license.
Previously, someone could use your MIT code in a closed source product and distribute the resulting executables to their customers without including the source. In the future, that someone would have to start following the GPL rules or stop using your not-MIT-anymore project.