::Thank you, I am not an expert, but I think it doesn't apply to copyright but it does to the license. It's sort of a tangent that FSF licenses us copyright law for their teeth. But in the case of this license if you sue Google regarding patent infringement, you lose the rights granted by the license. Now copyright law says without those granted rights, there's little you are allowed to do without copyright infringement. So say you were wanting to use it with GPL2, there is the clause that if you have some other reason for which you lost the ability to distribute the code, the only way you can be in compliance to both requirements is to cease distribution. I don't know if that makes thing incompatible or what not, but it's relevant. In regards to Apache license, I believe that one says you sue anyone for patent infringement regarding the code, you lose the rights granted by the license. So I think there is no trouble there. 

 I will go ahead and change the body to use the same "BSD license with royalty-free patent clause" text as in the box.