On 1/26/11 2:27 AM, Chris Smith wrote:
and there will nearly always be some license that is the most restrictive of all that apply and so can be said to govern the end result by itself.
All BSD3 licenses from different authors are "at the same level". To get the join of the licenses you must create a new license which incorporates all the different 3rd clauses. So while a most-restrictive license may exist, it will not be any of the source licenses.
(Comparatively) trivial for humans; tricky for automated tools (which attempt to do better than collocating all source licenses).
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