Rewrite paragraph describing last paragraph of GPLv3§2.
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@ -2566,14 +2566,13 @@ to downstream users or customers. By making the limits on this provision
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very narrow, GPLv3 ensures that, in all other cases, contractors gets the
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full freedoms of the GPL that they deserve.
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% FIXME: transition, and some word smith
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The explicit prohibition of sublicensing ensures that enforcement of the GPL
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is always by the copyright holder. Usually, sublicensing is regarded as a
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practical convenience or necessity for the licensee, to avoid having to
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negotiate a license with each licensor in a chain of distribution. The GPL
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solves this problem in another way, through its automatic licensing
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provision.
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GPLv3~\S2's final paragraph includes an explicit prohibition of sublicensing.
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This provision ensures that GPL enforcement is always by the copyright
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holder. Usually, sublicensing is regarded as a practical convenience or
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necessity for the licensee, to avoid having to negotiate a license with each
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licensor in a chain of distribution. The GPL solves this problem in another
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way --- through its automatic licensing provision found in GPLv3\~S10 (which
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is discussed in more detail in \S\~ref{GPLv3s10} of this tutorial).
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% FIXME: new section here, just to talk DRM before the other section.
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