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Originally, Coin3D was dual licensed under the GPL and a commercial license. The commercial license was "source included", so that commercial clients were able to make any changes they wanted. There was a clause in this commercial license that, should Coin3D ever be discontinued or its distributor go out of business, the last version would be relicensed under a permissive Open Source license, to reduce the risk for these commercial users that they would be stuck with a stale version of Coin.
13 years ago, that actually happened, and that is why the relicensing to BSD was done. Today Coin is being maintained by a small group of [non|for]profit users. See also the main page of https://www.coin3d.org/.
Thirteen years ago, I saw a commit that changed the open source license from GPL to BSD. What was the reason for this?
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