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> I read it as "the AGPL requires sharing back whether you distribute your work or not" That's true, insofar as providing as a service isn't "distributing", or
by kemitchell 7y ago
> I read it as "the AGPL requires sharing back whether you distribute your work or not"
That's true, insofar as providing as a service isn't "distributing", or in (A)GPLv3-speak, "conveying". See section 13 of AGPLv3: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html#section13 https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html#section13
Compare how the Open Software License handles network services: by requiring they be treated as "distribution". https://zoo.kemitchell.com/OSL-3.0#5 https://zoo.kemitchell.com/OSL-3.0#5
> Are there licenses that say if you run an altered copy, you have to contribute back sources, no matter who interacts with it?
For an older license of this type, have a look at RPL-1.5. For a newer one, which I led, have a look at Parity.