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I don't get the concern; if the AGPL is invalid, then the software user is even more screwed: they have no license to use it at all. Wining such a dispute would
by icebraining 7y ago
I don't get the concern; if the AGPL is invalid, then the software user is even more screwed: they have no license to use it at all. Wining such a dispute would be a pyrrhic victory.
- tannhaeuser 7y agoThat's an interpretation a court might not agree with. We don't really know until cases are brought up in all relevant jurisdictions. Edit: and another question alltogether is whether it's going to work well against FAANG with nearly unlimited cash to employ hordes of lawyers