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Impossible to use for proprietary software you distribute. So you can write internal software, and only need to share the source with yourself.
by e12e 7y ago
Impossible to use for proprietary software you distribute. So you can write internal software, and only need to share the source with yourself.
- mumblemumble 7y agoProbably more poignantly, it's not usable for open source projects that want to distribute their stuff under a license that's more permissive than the AGPL. Which I'm guessing is intentional.
- e12e 7y agoWell, it only prevents distributing binaries. You could still do source only distribution.
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