Palamida's GPL3 analyzer functionality is on a continued evolutionary path to include some of the points you mention in your post. The interesting thing about working with a new license type is that no one knows what it looks like in action. Palamida has offered up their extensive research to the public, so companies that are interested in specific licenses have the ability to track them and be alerted to any moves they make to GPL3. In addition, we offer a comprehensive view of many thousands of licenses that have indicated their intent to move and the commentary surrounding which ones will and won't. In our field, it is a given that we would add GPL3 license data to our already massive compliance library. As any project moves, it's been added to our library of over 3 Terabytes of other relevant, granular license and open source project data. We hope that the community will get great use from our resource site and find that our enhancements to IP Amplifier truly put us at the top of the stack for IP and Vulnerability detection in OSS.