GPLv3 - Unforseen Consequences?

  2007-06-07 06:00:03
The FSF (Free Software Foundation) recently released their latest draft of the proposed new GPL license,"v3." In its current form, GPLv3 may unintentionally end up limiting one of the most important things we love about"free" open source software...freedom of choice. 
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