> The problem, as you've noted, is that many would want to link the server > into their applications. I know that we (Screen Media) can't continue to > work on it if the code isn't available under another license (apart from > the *GPL's) as well, and the result would be yet another code split. Nod. > I thought we'd already agreed on the MPL as a decent common denominator, > but I'd have no problems with dual licensing the code under both *GPL > and MPL. I still personally think the MPL is the only standard license that fits the linked in case at all
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