What the sibling commenter said, plus even Google with their army of lawyers is all "nope" (https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/using/agpl...), and every small company I've worked for (who don't have an army of lawyers) also forbids it

So, it means that I don't get to use awesome looking toys at work because no one is going to pay the lawyer fees to find out what, exactly, we can and can't have those network requests touch

I have been trying to be much more careful in commentary about this because I'm not trying to change the author's license, it's their code, and I'm not trying to get into debates about "well, it only matters if ..." because IANAL and I don't want to assume the risk, because for this situation, being wrong would be very expensive, so I just stick to Apache or MIT tools

My comment wasn't a call to action, it was just crying out loud