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This has nothing to do with what you asked in your last post.

• lmm 5y ago
  Yes it does. The AGPL is based on the same free software definition that's stood for many decades, so where do you get the notion that the shift from personal to cloud computing means we should change or replace the free software definition.
  • kongin 5y ago
    > The vast majority of users never access the computers they use. Every open source license, apart from the AGPL, is for personal computing first and mainframe never. Which is why you don't have the source code for google even though you should.
    • lmm 5y ago
      Right, so you explicitly acknowledge that the AGPL (based on the same free software definition) doesn't have this problem. So how is it a problem with the free software definition?
      • kongin 5y ago
        > This has nothing to do with what you asked in your last post.