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via inclusion of gsm code: ladspa, rplay, speex, some builds of vorbis
Date:
1.0: 15-Sep-1992
2.0: 05-Apr-2009
Explanation (non-normative):
I did not find any reference to these licenses in the tracking page. I
have only seen this used in gsm; I do not know if the university has
released other open source projects. (No further packages were found
searching for key, unique phrases in DuckDuckGo nor Google nor GitHub.)
Fedora seems to consider this "MIT", but other than some similarities in
2.0 to MIT/PetSC and MIT/HP, this license has nothing more than a
spiritual relation to MIT in my opinion.
If this should instead be considered a MIT variant, I would be willing
to resubmit as that.
Thanks for your consideration.
Best,
--arw
--
A. Wilcox (awilfox)
Project Lead, Adélie Linux
And Dennis reports:
For the record, the proposed license is currently recognized by ScanCode as tu-berlin.
Discussed on legal call today; vote is to recognize both 1.0 and 2.0 as new licenses on the SPDX License List.
Note that the additional permission added in 2.0 is a close match for a license already on the list, however since it is explicitly cast as "append[ed]" "additional permission[s]" to the 1.0 terms, it is not identical to any existing license on the list.
From A. Wilcox, Project Lead, Adélie Linux, via the legal team's mailing list:
And Dennis reports:
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