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Antonia herself is licensed under the CC3 license; this is a public domain license rather than an open-source license, and is thus less restrictive...

Less restrictive to who? The merchant perhaps, but certainly not the end-user. After all, any derivatives are easily locked-down.

I contend that the GPL is why Linux is still a powerhouse (and the most open) among FLOSS solutions, and will continue to be so. 

 

The GPL is very restrictive; Using the example of a figure, since conforming clothing uses the figure's grouping and rigging, any conforming clothing for a GPL licensed figure would also be GPL licensed...

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