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I'm sure that it's because Mozilla is comfortable with it. In reality, they don't owe us anything in particular. They chose a licence that works for them, is OS
by justinjlynn 11y ago
I'm sure that it's because Mozilla is comfortable with it. In reality, they don't owe us anything in particular. They chose a licence that works for them, is OSI Open Source(tm) approved and is compatible with a number of other licences (Apache, GPL, et al). Good enough.