Henning Makholm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > That is bad enough as it is. It means that once the owner changes his > mind, we lose the right to make and distribute new modifications: > I might still have the right to make one modified copy of the work, > but I don't have any right to copy that one copy further.
No, you are still confused. The copy you have you may copy. And it contains a license which says that it applies to further copies. That is binding. The thing that is not binding is any implication about *other* copies made by the owner.
