Damn, I was all excited until I saw that. I think it will probably stifle the spread of Diaspora after the initial excitement dies off. For example, it would ma

Damn, I was all excited until I saw that. I think it will probably stifle the spread of Diaspora after the initial excitement dies off. For example, it would make it difficult to run a server with a different theme/UI and custom modifications (maybe some that would help pay for the costs of running the server), and it seems like it would limit Diaspora server ownership to solo techie enthusiasts (maybe with friends and family but no serious mass adoption). I'm all for free software and all that, and GPL is great for infrastructure software like web servers and databases, but I think a BSD license would probably work better overall for Diaspora adoption and for encouraging more serious developers to work on it.