Reduce 'minimum period' for source availability to two years.
This applies only to the circumstance in which one distributes object code in a physical product and opts to make source code available on the net. The original choice of three years was based on the 3-year duration of the written offer option in the GNU GPL. I'm assuming a reduction from 3 years to 2 years here is not controversial.
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8.1. General Definitions.
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"Minimum Period", with respect to a Covered Work embodied in a
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Product, means the longer of (i) three years from the date of
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your Distribution of the Covered Work in the Product, or (ii) the
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Product, means the longer of (i) two years from the date of your
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Distribution of the Covered Work in the Product, or (ii) the
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period during which you offer spare parts or customer support for
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the Product.
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