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Practically speaking, there are already 1000s+ SaaS apps built on TimescaleDB (and using the Timescale License features) But I appreciate the feedback on how w
by akulkarni 5y ago
Practically speaking, there are already 1000s+ SaaS apps built on TimescaleDB (and using the Timescale License features)
But I appreciate the feedback on how we could make our language clearer. Will share with the team!
- Aeolun 5y agoI mean, that’s cool, but maybe a bit problematic if the language of the license means they’re all in violation of it. I understand from your perspective this whole discussion probably looks silly, because you know what’s in your mind. There are just too many stories of this blowing up in someone’s face (mostly due to legal, not due to actual enforcement) :/
- ericb 5y agoRight, and we're subject to what's in his mind, which we can't know, and what's in his acquirer's mind, which even he can't know!
- marcinzm 5y agoThe issue is likely something like this: a) Oracle buys TimescaleDB b) Oracle sues any of 1000+ SaaS apps that have decent revenue and they can identify c) The other 900 suddenly have massive due diligence issues even if not sued