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There is a major distinction between static and dynamic linking, with dynamic linking you are releasing the work as is, with static linking and various optimizations you are clearly creating a derivative work.

It is the difference between a book citing another, and pasting large portions in.

Tldr; I see a distinction but probably disagree with fsf on dynamic linking.



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