MIT is relicensed as GPL, under the GPL 2.0. By including it as part of the whole, the whole becomes GPL.
And... It is surprising to me, that anyone can think otherwise, 2 decades on from D-Link [0].
> The GPL grants anyone who enters into such contract with the licensor the right to copy, distribute and modify
the software, on the condition that the software is again distributed under the very conditions of the GPL
Which is something you start to say, and then say it isn't the case.
The whole just becomes GPL v2. That's the virality.
And... It is surprising to me, that anyone can think otherwise, 2 decades on from D-Link [0].
> The GPL grants anyone who enters into such contract with the licensor the right to copy, distribute and modify the software, on the condition that the software is again distributed under the very conditions of the GPL
Which is something you start to say, and then say it isn't the case.
The whole just becomes GPL v2. That's the virality.
[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20130426055334/http://www.jbb.de...