Is anyone opposed to switching the license for all new versions of the library from LGPL to MIT? Just to be clear, all previous versions will remain LGPL.
UpdateI thought it might be wise to just mention briefly why I would like to change the Licensing. Without getting into a holy war, I personally prefer permissive licenses and not restrictive ones. I respect that GPL advocates for software "freedom" but unfortunately that means different things to different people. To me GPL simply means a new set of restrictions whereas MIT allows you to practically do anything.
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