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Yes but on the other hand: > In truth, Google was never going to buy your software. So what difference does it make? Stop making stuff for Google for free if
by an_opabinia 6y ago
Yes but on the other hand:
> In truth, Google was never going to buy your software.
So what difference does it make? Stop making stuff for Google for free if they won’t contribute back. It’s that simple.
- dathinab 6y agoHonestly I'm not a big fan of using *GPLvX and I didn't even know what Google was thinking about it. It's more about the bothersome of the question what the actual legal implications are. I would love if such licenses ship with a long list of positive and negative examples which if they exactly fit you overrule any interpretation of the rest of the contract... EDIT: To clarify my opinion in this context is about cases where the AGPL is in something like a library position. AGPL on software which is used as a service seems to be quite reasonable without much legal surprises.
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