> ...if they had previously received a report of a violation and did not resolve it.. "Resolve it" would include working with the offender to remove the LGPL v

> ...if they had previously received a report of a violation and did not resolve it.. "Resolve it" would include working with the offender to remove the LGPL violation. They could easily document the process and demonstrate a good-faith effort to comply. Sure, Unity is well within their rights to kick Videolan off their store. It's the cheapest way to comply: no need to collaborate with store vendors and put any hours into that sort of thing. But that's all it is, a cheap way to comply. It's the laziest form of compliance at the expense of their own customer experience.