I understand your POV, and I thank you for your comment, but mine is actually opposite and I want to explain why. I consider Redis, even if the license is diffe

I understand your POV, and I thank you for your comment, but mine is actually opposite and I want to explain why. I consider Redis, even if the license is different, kinda of the old "Public Domain", that you grab it and do whatever you want, without also expecting much if not what you see the project direction and activity is. However Github I think was the very first big site using Redis and clearly stating it, when it was in beta, so they did a very bold thing and helped Redis a lot to grow up. Github current CEO even wrote the first Redis-based queue system that provided Redis with an huge popularity boost. And they are still using Redis even if no longer for durable data, so it's a 7 years symbiosis going forward. Even if we never exchanged much infos, I think it's fine, I actually think it's the hackers way :-)