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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 09/25/2012 12:59 PM, Hadrien
Grasland wrote:<br>
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Pretty much, but not quite. For derivative works, I also want that
additional licensing terms on derivative works do not alter the
meaning of the original terms. This is why I think that the
"provided that the following conditions are met" formulation from
the Sleepycat license is so interesting : it seems to guarantee
exactly this.<br>
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This depends on "must be freely redistributable under reasonable
conditions", which you indicated your intent to remove. That's the
only part that controls the license conditions of derivative works.<br>
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