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Subject: Re: NBAda (A library of lock-free data structures and
 algorithms for Ada) has never been mentionned here.
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David Botton <david@botton.com> wrote:
>> 1. Can license be changed afterward?
> 
> Whoever owns the (c) has the right to make/authorize that change, so certainly give a try.
> 
> The problem with the GPL is that they give the right to anyone down
> stream to remove that exception later if they wish when they republish their changes.

The exception applies to the work as is, IIUC.
If changes of someone else establish a derivative work,
will the exception granted by the original author transfer to the
derivative work?
(Not by what it says AFAICT)
At the very least, there now are two owners;
one cannot speak for the other.

Does someone have a definitive statement?