What about guaranteed software freedom for the server via the AGPL (or any similar license that exists)? Granted, that would cover the actual server-side compon

What about guaranteed software freedom for the server via the AGPL (or any similar license that exists)? Granted, that would cover the actual server-side components and not the actual protocol itself. Depending on how the Oracle V. Google case goes (i.e. if Google successfully appeals to the Supreme court, or if the Appellate Court's ruling stands), maybe we could get something like "The AGPL for protocols"?