I've thought about this for a while, and I have to disagree now based on a
counterexample. The Mozilla Public License 2.0 grants you no license to
modify the code if it is patented. Yet it has been approved as a free
software license, even though one of your important freedoms can instantly be
taken away with a patent.
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