??changed: -An interesting question at the time was to know whether the GNU GPL v3 would be compatible, or not. After some talk with [email protected], it appears that the latest draft isn't compatible with the PHP License, and is not moving in that direction. (<<Section 7(e) is meant to be read *very* literally -- i.e., compatible clauses should say something like "This license does not grant you permission to use our trademarks." Anything that goes beyond that is almost certainly not acceptable because it won't account for things like fair use of the trademark, etc.>> --brett). An interesting question at the time was to know whether the GNU GPL v3 would be compatible, or not. After some talk with [email protected], it appears that the latest draft isn't compatible with the PHP License, and is not moving in that direction. (<<Section 7(e) is meant to be read *very* literally -- i.e., compatible clauses should say something like "This license does not grant you permission to use our trademarks." Anything that goes beyond that is almost certainly not acceptable because it won't account for things like fair use of the trademark, etc.>> --brett).
--removed: - -- forwarded from http://savannah.gnu.org/maintenance/PhpIssues#[email protected]/maintenance
