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llimllib
on May 29, 2020
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Wouldn't it be the union of the licenses, not the intersection? Provisions of one license wouldn't go away because they're not present in the other?
Demiurge
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I read it as intersection of the permissions is a union of restrictions. So, I think the point is that given the union of the restrictions, you get the most restrictive license in this case, the GPL.
Tyr42
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Think "most restrictive", when he says intersection. You can only do things allowed by all of them.
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