[Python-legal-sig] Is CLA required to send and accept edits for Python documentation?

[Ben Finney]

Antoine Pitrou <solipsis at pitrou.net> writes:

> What do you call "non free implementations"? The CPython *source code*
> is free and has to stay that way; it is just not copyleft, therefore
> not necessarily distributed with binaries.

Non-copyleft also means it can be redistributed as non-free software.

For example, a bundled Python interpreter in a non-free application; or
a Python dialect redistributed as a non-free program. I would agree that
any such implementation is a “non-free implementation”.

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Ben Finney