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It has a copyleft similar to that of the Mozilla License. It also has a legal choice clause in section 7. These properties make the GPL license incompatible. Unfortunately, the license also uses the term “intellectual property.” This license can be used as a free documentation license. This is a Copyleft license for free documentation, provided that the copyright owner does not exercise the “LICENSE OPTIONS” listed in Section VI of the license….