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I would add-

"Some strange license? Ditch it, we 
are not going to take chances." - Voice of 
Responsible (TM) corporate management.  

Seriously, why they should pay for
legal expertise and still would not be 
sure of (practical) consequences?

Popular/known licenses are hard enough...

And if stake is high enough some obvious
things easily can become debatable.

But interesting idea nonetheless, I would 
like to read it again after feeling somewhat 
comfortable (If this time comes at all) with 
EU IP law and seek for possible problems. 

But it has theoretical value at best.

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