Does my program count as derived works if I open sourced part of it?

(the IANAL statement goes here) If it is YOUR source, you could release it under GPL and afterwards use it in a closed source. You have the right to do with your own source what you want. The GPL is for other users: they only have the right to use your source if they follow those rules, but you have another license: you own it.

– Seth kari Apr 16 '11 at 7:48 1 you can incorporate your contributions (as they are yours), but if someone ELSE incorporates them, you're out of luck. It gets tricky then, for it's hard to keep them separate (the code could start to "accidently" look like one and another, but it's doable) – Nanne Apr 16 '11 at 7:54.

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