Post #3089536

@scy@chaos.social @Foxboron@chaos.social @joshbressers@infosec.exchange I mean, they _can_ if they rewrite the code in question. So here - *if* one of the LGPL code contributors is offended by the license change they could look at the new codebase and see if the new code resembles their contribution. Then they'd have to challenge it. But projects have been relicensed without seeking permission from every contributor and/or by removing contributions if they cannot get approval. I'm not aware of any cases where a contributor has successfully challenged such - but there's always a first time.