This licence is the basis for a business model - and should not be considered along side gpl, mit etc.. It's not particularly relevant to the discussion. This

This licence is the basis for a business model - and should not be considered along side gpl, mit etc.. It's not particularly relevant to the discussion. This is a business and commercial issue, not a 'details of the license' issue. The text could take on so many forms, and it's not particularly useful unless you're a very startup and can't afford a lawyer. Example: What is the price? What are the terms of payment? What about discounts? What is a 'CPU' when you're using virtualized hardware? How do the terms hold up against IP rights in the rest of the world? (Europe has very different laws for Software). It's great that there's some text that a company can grab, but any company that is going to be licensing software should eventually consult a lawyer about this.