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<P><FONT SIZE=2>>> BTW, I asked today a friend who is involved in license issue and she<BR>
>> explained me that: if the version of a license is not declared in a software<BR>
>> product, that means that the license applied is the last one.<BR>
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>The last one at the time of licensing or the last one at the time<BR>
>someone comes back later and asks?<BR>
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As my friend told me, this is an example:<BR>
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2018 - LGPL 3.0 is released<BR>
2019 - Package X is licensed by LPGL (no version)<BR>
2020 - LPGL 4.0 is released<BR>
2021 - What's the license of the package X? LGPL 4.0<BR>
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Regards,<BR>
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Carlos Tejo</FONT>
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