On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 10:46:29PM +0000, Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS wrote: > So what do you use instead? > > If you think your licence solves both the problems you mention, then > presumably you believe that your licence has a good chance of being > compatible with GPLv3 if GPLv3 turns out to be a good licence > (otherwise you might as well use "GPLv2 only"), and a good chance of > being incompatible with GPLv3 if GPLv3 turns out to be a bad licence > (otherwise you might as well use X11). To me this seems rather > difficult to achieve.
I do use the X11 license. (Copylefts tend to have "no additional restrictions" clauses, so they have a tendency to be incompatible with each other. It's another reason I'm tending to like copylefts less these days: they lead to a lot of license incompatibility, which results in code rewriting, which has wasted lots of my time recently.) -- Glenn Maynard
