But Google didn't fork the OpenJDK; they forked Apache Harmony, which was already Apache-licensed. So it's not comparable with GCC; but comparable to forking c

But Google didn't fork the OpenJDK; they forked Apache Harmony, which was already Apache-licensed. So it's not comparable with GCC; but comparable to forking clang and keeping clang license. I doubt RMS could be able to say anything.