Recipients Can Strip Added GPL Terms

When a project distributed under GPL/AGPL includes 'additional restrictions', the license explicitly permits downstream recipients to remove those extra terms; licensors cannot unilaterally clone a free license and then re‑impose limits on recipients. The FSF is publicly enforcing that rule in a high‑profile dispute with OnlyOffice and Nextcloud, showing how license stewardship can determine whether a fork remains genuinely free. — Clarifies a legal mechanism that preserves software freedom and affects how governments, enterprises and communities can re‑use or fork critical open‑source projects.