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The Python License was written by the copyright owners of the Python programming language, the Corporation for National Research Initiatives.

The license is similar in restrictions to the BSD License, however it was not compatible with the GPL until it was rewritten into a new version called the “Python Software Foundation License”.

Previous versions of the license are not compatible with the GPL due to the lack of a ‘choice of law’ clause, that deals with future problems with the license.

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Jython is a popular Java-based implementation of Python.

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