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Hi, just some corrections.
1) You have to make your source available under the GPL if you make a modified version and you choose to distribute that version to the public
Not just "to the public"; it applies if you redistribute it outside your organization at all, even in a private transaction.
You can decline the GPL and still use the program all you want, you just can't legally modify it.
You _can_ legally modify it; you just can't redistribute it. A GPL-licensed program gives the user freedom to do _anything_ with it in using it. It only applies restrictions when the software is redistributed.

Just some nits.

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