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> Did you mean the problem with LGPL is it can be changed to GPL?

That is true also, but I was referring to the removal of the GMGPL in GPLv2=
 or the GPL Runtime Exception (=3DGMGPL) for GPLv3.

The FSF agenda is that all software should be "free" so the GPL offers the =
most restrictive version of "free", i.e. you are not free to make anything =
not "free", so built in to the GPL is the right for anyone to convert anyth=
ing less restrictive with the GPL to the rights restricting version of the =
GPL.

David Botton