% FIXME: rewrite a bit.

We have made two changes that recognize and facilitate distribution of

covered works in object code form using BitTorrent or similar peer-to-peer

methods.  First, under new subsection 6e, if a licensee conveys such a work

using peer-to-peer transmission, that licensee is in compliance with section

6 so long as the licensee knows, and informs other peers where, the object

code and its Corresponding Source are publicly available at no charge under

subsection 6d.  The Corresponding Source therefore need not be provided

through the peer-to-peer system that was used for providing the binary.

Second, we have revised section 9 to make clear that ancillary propagation of

a covered work that occurs as part of the process of peer-to-peer file

transmission does not require acceptance, just as mere receipt and execution

of the Program does not require acceptance.  Such ancillary propagation is

permitted without limitation or further obligation.

% FIXME: where does this go?

Informing the peers is clearly enough; what seemed to be an additional

knowledge requirement was superfluous wording.