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I use software with GPL and AGPL, and may even contribute, but when I write my own software, I make it to be the public domain instead, because I don't like cop
by zzo38computer 6y ago
I use software with GPL and AGPL, and may even contribute, but when I write my own software, I make it to be the public domain instead, because I don't like copyright, and because public domain will make it we don't have to worry about the license conditions, in case it may be confusing.
I have a program which links with AGPL software. My program is itself public domain, and is released only as source code, but I would think if anyone distributes it, or makes it available to access over the network, that they would have to do so in a way which is not contrary to AGPL. If you know how it is work, then hopefully you can comment too, to say what parts I did wrong, I suppose.