> You have apparently not read our licensing document at
> /lib/legal/NOTICE, which explicitly names the terms of the original Plan
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> As the labs-provided code has been made available under different
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You really should read the GPL. Your changes were included with GPL'ed code even in the same file and not distributed as independent patches so the modified work as a whole got infected by the GPL license.

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