Update LGPLv3 interpretation - still not legal advice!

README.md

@@ -109,8 +109,23 @@ This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under th
 
 This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
 
-Our interpretation of the GNU Lesser General Public License is as follows (but we are not lawyers and this is not legal advice):
-
- - Packaged project files generated by the packager include a substantial amount of code from the packager and possibly other LGPL-licensed dependencies, and thus are subject to the terms of the LGPL.
- - Packaged project files should be considered an "Application" because they make use of interfaces provided by LGPL-licensed code, for example using subclasses, but are not otherwise based on the LGPL-licensed code.
- - Packaged project files can work in a manner similar to static linking. In these instances, the "Minimal Corresponding Source" is the code for the packager itself and other LGPL dependencies. The "Corresponding Application Code" refers to the project that was packaged.
+A possible interpretation of the GNU Lesser General Public License
+version 3 is as follows. See relevant definitions in section 0 of the
+LGPLv3. This is not legal advice.
+
+ - A "packaged project file" is an Application generated by the Library.
+   In general, a packaged project file forms a Combined Work in a manner
+   similar to static linking.
+ - The Corresponding Application Code of a packaged project file is the
+   project file (usually an sb, sb2, or sb3 file). The project file may
+   be compressed to save space. The project file cannot interact with
+   the Library except through interfaces provided by the Library and is
+   not otherwise based on the Library.
+ - The Minimal Corresponding Source of a packaged project file is the
+   support code from the Library used to run the packaged project. This
+   code may be compressed to save space, but links to find source code
+   are provided inside the packaged project file.
+ - The Corresponding Application Code can be easily extracted from a
+   packaged project file. https://turbowarp.github.io/unpackager/ is an
+   example. The retrieved Corresponding Application Code can then be
+   inserted back into the Library to create a modified Combined Work.

src/packager/brand.js

@@ -44,7 +44,28 @@ MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
 GNU General Public License for more details.
 
 See <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/> for a copy of the GNU Lesser
-General Public license.`,
+General Public license.
+
+A possible interpretation of the GNU Lesser General Public License
+version 3 is as follows. See relevant definitions in section 0 of the
+LGPLv3. This is not legal advice.
+
+ - A "packaged project file" is an Application generated by the Library.
+   In general, a packaged project file forms a Combined Work in a manner
+   similar to static linking.
+ - The Corresponding Application Code of a packaged project file is the
+   project file (usually an sb, sb2, or sb3 file). The project file may
+   be compressed to save space. The project file cannot interact with
+   the Library except through interfaces provided by the Library and is
+   not otherwise based on the Library.
+ - The Minimal Corresponding Source of a packaged project file is the
+   support code from the Library used to run the packaged project. This
+   code may be compressed to save space, but links to find source code
+   are provided inside the packaged project file.
+ - The Corresponding Application Code can be easily extracted from a
+   packaged project file. https://turbowarp.github.io/unpackager/ is an
+   example. The retrieved Corresponding Application Code can then be
+   inserted back into the Library to create a modified Combined Work.`,
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