Citadel adopts GPLv3
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| The developers of the Citadel messaging and collaboration system are pleased
| to announce that we are now releasing all of our software under version 3 of
| the GNU General Public License.
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http://www.citadel.org/doku.php/news:citadel.adopts.gplv3
One Month On, GPLv3 Adoption Going Very Smoothly
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| So, in review, Samba's GPLv3 transition went well. Then SugarCRM ditched
| their custom licence and moved to GPLv3, which, as I said, is one way in
| which GPLv3 tackles licence proliferation. And now GCC and 286 other projects
| have made the transition, according to Palamida's GPLv3 counter. It seems
| that GPLv3 transitions are going quite smoothly.
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| In fact, it seems that many commentators have been surprised (and some have
| surely been disappointed) by the lack of major problems. There is a vacuum of
| bad press, which is why Slashdot has resorted to printing hallucinations, and
| InformationWeek can only publish bad news by inventing it. All in all, I'd
| chalk that down as a success for the eighteen months of hard work that was
| the GPLv3 consultation process.
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http://fsfe.org/en/fellows/ciaran/ciaran_s_free_software_notes/one_month_on_gplv3_adoption_going_very_smoothly
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