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@@ -2837,21 +2837,21 @@ code received from an upstream distributor.
 %FIXME-LATER: tie back to the discussion of the occasional offer pass along
 %             stuff in GPLv2 this tutorial.
 
-% FIXME:  probably mostly still right, needs some updates, though.
+GPLv3~\S6(d) revises and improves GPLv2~\S3's final paragraph.  When object
+code is provided by offering access to copy the code from a designated place
+(such as by enabling electronic access to a network server), the distributor
+must merely offer equivalent access to copy the source code ``in the same way
+through the same place''.  This wording also permits a distributor to offer a
+third party access to both object code and source code on a single network
+portal or web page, even though the access may include links to different
+physical servers.  For example, a downstream distributor may provide a link
+to an upstream distributor's server and arrange with the operator of that
+server to keep the source code available for copying for as long as the
+downstream distributor enables access to the object code.  This codifies
+formally typical historical interpretation of GPLv2.
 
-New subsection 6d, which revises the final paragraph of GPLv2 section 3,
-addresses distribution of object code by offering access to copy the code
-from a designated place, such as by enabling electronic access to a network
-server.  Subsection 6d clarifies that the distributor must offer equivalent
-access to copy the source code ``in the same way through the same place.''
-This wording permits a distributor to offer a third party access to both
-object code and source code on a single network portal or web page, even
-though the access may include links to different physical servers.  For
-example, a downstream distributor may provide a link to an upstream
-distributor's server and arrange with the operator of that server to keep the
-source code available for copying for as long as the downstream distributor
-enables access to the object code.  This codifies what has been our
-interpretation of GPLv2.
+% FIXME-LATER: perhaps in enforcement section, but maybe here, note about
+% ``slow down'' on source downloads being a compliance problem. 
 
 % FIXME: where should this go?