That's a very fair point. I'll note again that I'm not a lawyer, but our intention is definitely not to limit those sorts of use cases. If it does, we need to m

That's a very fair point. I'll note again that I'm not a lawyer, but our intention is definitely not to limit those sorts of use cases. If it does, we need to make some changes. I'm going to make sure we figure out a clear way that allows people to do this. We went with SSPL because it's a lot easier to start restrictive and switch to more open than vice versa, but we're definitely open to making a change if it's going to prevent regular usage.