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AGPL literally exists for that distinction. AGPL roughly says that a website a user interacts with counts as distribution (in addition to what GPL would count
by Dayshine 9y ago
AGPL literally exists for that distinction.
AGPL roughly says that a website a user interacts with counts as distribution (in addition to what GPL would count as distribution)
- dalbasal 9y agoSo in plain GPL, it isn't or it's ambiguous?
- lvh 9y agoHasn't been tested in court to my knowledge, but my understanding is that leading IP lawyers who otherwise disagree on a bunch of things about the GPL (Eben Moglen, Lawrence Rosen) agree that e.g a modified GPLd publicly accessible web server doesn't count as distribution.