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Copyleft licences impose obligations rather than restrictions, and it is from those obligations on the powerful that software freedom comes.

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  1. Drew DeVault

    Free software developer, founder of SourceHut

    Copyleft does not impose restrictions, but it does impose obligations. The obligations exist to guarantee rights to the users of the software – in other words, to ensure freedoms.

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    ↗Copyleft licenses are not “restrictive”drewdevault.com

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