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PGP or OpenPGP for internal and external purposes and often asked for
an OpenPGP library to link against.

Clause 6b allows for shared libraries as an alternative way of
linking. 

> So, an offer to let such places use GPGME in proprietary programs
> (with normal commercial terms, for money), might be a good strategy,
> combining the goals of widespread adoption and recovering some of
> your costs, while leaving the library as GPL or LGPL for others.

The major drawback with that is, that we can't include any other
[L]GPLed software and have to maintain everything for ourself.


Thanks,

   Werner

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