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I was clearly replying to the claim made that this doesn't make redis proprietary. As I said, they just made up a new word for their version of proprietary. A
by DannyBee 8y ago
I was clearly replying to the claim made that this doesn't make redis proprietary.
As I said, they just made up a new word for their version of proprietary.
Also, the FAQ was added after I posted. Look at GitHub commits :)
- LukeShu 8y agoI understood the claim as saying that redis itself isn't using the commons clause, and that it's only some enterprise redis modules that are adding the clause to their license.
- slavak 8y agoBut this _doesn't_ make Redis proprietary, because Redis is and will always remain BSD-licensed, THAT is what the claim you're referring to is talking about.