> Then they should clearly read the GPL, decide what they can
> legal do, and not do, and then abide by the legalities of the GPL
> license. If that means that they can't do something that they'd
> like to... tough cookies. GPL is GPL for good reason. To
> prevent commercial exploitation of GPL source code
No. The GPL was designed to restrict the right to restrict rights.
Ralf
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