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There are a ton of real world problems here though: if a small company gets acquired, do they have to stop using the license? Negotiate with you to pay for it?
by ghayes 6y ago
There are a ton of real world problems here though: if a small
company gets acquired, do they have to stop using the license? Negotiate with you to pay for it? FOSS licenses are meant to be free to anyone, including big orgs, so long as they play by the rules. AGPL might be your target.
- cercatrova 6y agoI was just mentioning to the OP about their wants, that it's possible for them to write their own license with their own terms, it is their source code after all, but I'm not necessarily advocating for such a proprietary license. I am in full support of the AGPL over 'permissive' MIT style licenses, although of course I'll still use MIT open source code if it exists.