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Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:
> But the point is, let me reassert it:
> I want to make some other people working for me, and sell the result of
> their work as if it were mine. GPL makes it difficult.

Why? The contract between you and your employees has nothing to do
with how you license the software they produce. When you hire your
employees, just have them sign the standard industry contract that
whatever they produce (whether only on company time or altogether
is one variation here) while employed by you is yours, and they
retain no rights to it.