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Works can be released under two (or more) licenses, which may or may not be compatible, giving recipients the choice of which terms they will abide by
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Clarification: Dual licensed under the MIT or GPL Version 2 licenses
I've been reading the differences between these two licenses for a few hours now and it is still quite not clear to me how this duality works. As far as I understood, the MIT license basically gives y …
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