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It really is not. The only reason the GPL has any conditions at all is to preserve the original terms of the license past the first distribution. The conditions
by cycloptic 7y ago
It really is not. The only reason the GPL has any conditions at all is to preserve the original terms of the license past the first distribution. The conditions don't trigger on use of the software, they trigger upon copying. That is what is meant by "copyleft". Compare this to the vaccine license that apparently demands users purchase medical treatments (???) from an unrelated third party before they can even use the software at all.