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The GNU General Public License, or GPL, is an open source software license created by the Free Software Foundation.

There are two versions of the license widely used, version 2 and version 3.

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	The '''GNU General Public License''', or "GPL," is an open source software license created by the Free Software Foundation.		The '''GNU General Public License''', or GPL, is an open source software license created by the Free Software Foundation.

	There are two versions of the license widely used, version 2 and version 3.		There are two versions of the license widely used, version 2 and version 3.