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Relicense httpgzip from GPLv3 to Expat-style MIT License
The reasons for relicensing are as follows: (1) httpgzip is in a fairly trivial library. Anyone unwilling to use GPL code could probably rewrite it themselves in an afternoon. Therefore the GPL license of httpgzip was unlikely to result in anyone writing any new GPL software or preventing any malicious embedded product from seeing the light of day, which were the aims of its use. (2) The Go community overwhelmingly favours BSD/MIT licenses at present. While this alone is not a reason to relicense httpgzip, combined with (1) the Expat license seems a better choice due to its wider acceptance in the community.
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