Re:Mold may switch to non-commercial-only license
by ksec on Monday November 14, 2022 @06:23AM
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>This argument may make superficial sense if you talk about a library, which is not the case here.
That is only the case if you are thinking it as a programmer.
The company doesn't want anything AGPL. It doesn't matter where you grant special permission, or your product fits the AGPL like what you describe. The company wants ZERO AGPL.
It is also not about what APGL said, or what you think APGL said, or what the court and lawyer thinks AGPL said. They dont want AGPL. Full Stop.
That is only the case if you are thinking it as a programmer.
The company doesn't want anything AGPL. It doesn't matter where you grant special permission, or your product fits the AGPL like what you describe. The company wants ZERO AGPL.
It is also not about what APGL said, or what you think APGL said, or what the court and lawyer thinks AGPL said. They dont want AGPL. Full Stop.