Xiaofan Chen wrote:

IANAL!

BTW, the initial link you provided was about a developer that
had release his code (I think) under a dual license and some
of the BSD or GPL folks took issue with the other license. This
raised a big stink over nothing. If you are the sole copyright
holder on the code you can release your code under as many
licenses as you want. You could also do that with group code
but all the copyright holders must agree on this.

> However, some Linux developers are also unhappy that
> BSD may copy their codes and put BSD licenses on them.

It is my opinion that you can't do that as the BSD license lets
you do things with the code that the GPL doesn't let you do
(I hope I worded that correctly).

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