[Development] Copyright changes

[Darryl Miles]

Please review this text here :


Hirvonen Olli wrote:
> *LGPL:*
>
> /****************************************************************************
> **
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> ** In addition, as a special exception, Digia gives you certain additional
                                           ^^^^^

I think it should read something like:

'The copyright holder(s) grant you certain additional rights.'


This then covers all scenarios as I believe was original intended.


Those scenarios are:

* Digia is sole copyright holder
* Some other party is sole copyright holder
* Digia and some other part are copyright holders of their respective 
fragments of data


Obviously run it past a lawyer:

Check "gives" is good legal English, I would think rights are "granted" 
myself.

Not sure if "holder(s)" is good legal English.



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