Francesco, I think you're misinterpreting Sven's intent with the "more permissive" license. The idea is not that you or I would ever see such a thing; rather, INRIA sells licenses to Ocaml. You pay them $10k or so, and you get a permissive license. If you don't pay, you get the QPL.
As far as the "provided" part goes: the idea there is that INRIA will distribute my modifications under their permissive-for-sale license and the QPL -- though the QPL version may only be distributed to their pet cats, for all I know. The recipients of the permissive-for-sale versions will make further modifications and sell the result, and I may be completely unaware that I own the copyright on part of something I later buy from them. Those later recipients are not under any obligation to release copies under the QPL. -Brian -- Brian Sniffen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
