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The FSF has a very narrow definition of freedom.


I wouldn't call this license free either. In many jurisdictions there is no concept of "public domain", in some you cannot even disclaim copyright at all. In those cases the work would be under copyright still, and in absence of a license permitting you to copy and change and distribute it, you can't (theoretically. no one's going to sue you).


The copyright page mentions that they will provide a commercial license through their employer if requested.


I'm not calling this license free. I'm just pointing out that the FSF's definition of free is a very specific one of many.




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