NewsForge has some notes on the GPLv3 conference from Benjamin Mako Hill. "The GPL is so widespread that it is frequently referred to as "the Constitution of the free software movement." As it introduces changes, any discussion draft creates a potentially dangerous moment for the free software movement. While this danger is real, it does not exist to the extent or for the reasons that many in the community believe. In a way, the GPLv3 is both more and less important than many of us think."

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