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diff --git a/LICENSE b/LICENSE
index 714f5945c1f..af6f96030c8 100644
--- a/LICENSE
+++ b/LICENSE
@@ -30,10 +30,21 @@ For comments, corrections and updates, please contact mono@novell.com
 
 	This code is dual licensed under the LGPL or commercial licenses. 
 
-	The LGPL ensures that Mono can be used in most scenarios, but 
-	gives Novell the flexibility to relicense the code for embedded
-	systems or commercial settings where the LGPL can not be used. 
-
+	The LGPL ensures that Mono can be used in most scenarios, but
+	gives Novell the flexibility to relicense the code for
+	embedded systems, static linking or commercial settings where
+	the LGPL can not be used.
+
+	We consider non-LGPL use instances where you use this on an
+	embedded system where the end user is not able to upgrade the
+	Moonlight installation or distribution that is part of your
+	product (Section 6 and 7), you would have to obtain a
+	commercial license from Novell (consider software burned into
+	a ROM, systems where end users would not be able to upgrade,
+	an embedded console, a game console that imposes limitations
+	on the distribution and access to the code, a phone platform
+	that prevents end users from upgrading Moonlight).
+	
 	Contact mono@novell.com for details on obtaining the Mono
 	runtime under other terms.
 
@@ -90,6 +101,10 @@ For comments, corrections and updates, please contact mono@novell.com
 
 	Manual pages and Mono documentation are covered by the MIT X11 license. 
 
+* samples
+
+	The code in the "samples" directory is released under the MIT X11 license.
+
 * The Licenses
 
 	These are the licenses used in Mono, the files are located: