Years ago, while the GPLv3 was still being drafted, I got a chance to attend a presentation by Richard Stallman. He did his whole routine as St IGNUcius, and then at the end said he would be answer…

"The title of the Red Hat announcement is “Providing a Fair Chance to Correct Mistakes”, which is basically the perfect way to summarize the grace period added to the GPLv3. But for our purposes, let’s take a look at the full text, taken from the “Termination” clause of the GPLv3:

Years ago, while the GPLv3 was still being drafted, I got a chance to attend a presentation by Richard Stallman. He did his whole routine as St IGNUcius, and then at the end said he would be answer…

"The title of the Red Hat announcement is “Providing a Fair Chance to Correct Mistakes”, which is basically the perfect way to summarize the grace period added to the GPLv3. But for our purposes, let’s take a look at the full text, taken from the “Termination” clause of the GPLv3: