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The whole point of the AGPL is to ensure that derivative works give users the exact same rights that they were intended to have. It doesn't make the code less
by davexunit 11y ago
The whole point of the AGPL is to ensure that derivative works give users the exact same rights that they were intended to have. It doesn't make the code less usable unless you'd like to make a proprietary derived work.
- reitanqild 11y agoI know that. What I say is that it seems to me AGPL stifles code reuse more than it powers it. The alternative to AGPL software isn't necessarily no software or only non-free software but often code with much simpler licenses.