I prefer to not sign this agreement at all (not even the contributor agreement) and recommend anyone asking not to do so; everything I need from Qt was there wh

I prefer to not sign this agreement at all (not even the contributor agreement) and recommend anyone asking not to do so; everything I need from Qt was there when it was made LGPL by Nokia. Today I work with LeanQt which still has the LGPL 2 licence version which is easier to handle (especially for embedded systems) than the more recent ones.