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Isn't it just so that the Mongo's SSPL is a natural extension of AGPL, modified to make it cover things that wouldn't otherwise be considered a derived work (wh
by trasz 8y ago
Isn't it just so that the Mongo's SSPL is a natural extension of AGPL, modified to make it cover things that wouldn't otherwise be considered a derived work (which is exactly what FSFs interpretation of GPL does for more typical, 'single-host' situations), and inheriting the AGPL's problems?
- DannyBee 8y agoI'm not sure what the question is, but the AGPL is very carefully drafted to avoid the problems Van is talking about.
- trasz 8y agoWell, according to the article the second problem is directly inherited from AGPL.
- VanL 8y agoNot quite. There are administrative problems with the AGPL, which are inherited here. But it is the scope of this license that pulls in these new defenses.
- zzzcpan 8y agoI'm sure they will address your concerns in SSPL v2. But make no mistake, you can't win here.
- anticensor 8y agoI will then create Anticensor's Public License, stating everything interacting with said work must be licensed under the same license.