But again, we dwell into philosophy and miss the point: KSPP has not brought any security advance over grsec -so far-. That's a fact.
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So upstreaming files in that subdirectory without somehow magically knowing that amounts to removing copyright notices according to him.
Of course, *nobody else thinks a Makefile is a reasonable place to put a copyright statement that should apply to the whole directory*.
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Other cases were just tree cleanups (things like preparing for certain compiler plugins) that were redone by others (identically, by nature)
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Or changes whether someone ended up with the same solution as grsec (because it made sense in context) unknowingly.
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