Regarding the second paragraph, I'm inclined to agree about license enforcement, and the belief doesn't really lend itself to the idea of a license which prohibits usage, as that old new software licensing paradigm did. These measly requirements would, I figure, lock out effectively all loathsome people, anyway.

It's shortly after my first reading, but I've no criticisms of this license. I like how its viral nature is related to these technical aspects of its storage and proliferation.

I've been intending, any year now, to use V, with one reason being how some people have hounded me to use some program source control system, and this would be an amusing way to satisfy that want; this has given me renewed interest in V. Perhaps this year will be the year.

I'll make certain to send a signed request as specified, but I'll avoid doing so until I've actually finished reading and studying the relevant software first.