> Interestingly, 2.b seem to say that if I received a program under
> GPLv2, and I pass it on, then I must pass it on under GPLv2-only...
> So to be able to distribute something written today under GPLv3 (when
> it comes into existence), you must be the original or have received it
> directly from the original author....
The GPL *cannot* say that. The GPL can only fail to give you rights, it
cannot take rights you would otherwise have away.
DS
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