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why do SF allowed to remove modiacoder project. i mean - is it possible that Linus Torvalds sells Linux kernel to some corporation which puts "you have no rights" licence? so my questions are: 1. How could that be, that they even removed old (GPL'ed) version from SF? i thought that FOSS project can never be bought and closed. And there is even a link to page where mediacoder was hosted on SF.
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137.99.115.237 ( talk) 23:13, 14 December 2007 (UTC) There is no source code available as of version 0.6 and the current version shows a restrictive EULA at installation time, so I guess it is no longer open source at all. The article says this is GPL, the summary says MPL.
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Under the GNU Free Documentation License, you may freely use text from Wikipedia, under the following conditions: Once I write something for Wikipedia, then I cannot use the same texts on my own web site? -The preceding unsigned comment was added by Stanleyhuang ( talk Ppk01 20:56, 29 August 2006 (UTC) I have got a question. I've cleaned it up a bit, but I'd really appreciate it if you could not copy other works in the future. It goes against the policies and guidelines, and it reads a bit like an advertisement.