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IMO the AGPL license implies adequate compensation - you get to have access to the source of any derivatives of your source, thus you're able to benefit from th
by phoronixrly 5y ago
IMO the AGPL license implies adequate compensation - you get to have access to the source of any derivatives of your source, thus you're able to benefit from them as they do from you.
- teddyh 5y agoNope. The GPL, AGPL, etc. requires of anyone who changes the code to give the changed code to the users of that changed code. Not to the original author. It has absolutely nothing to do with compensation; it’s purely a question of freedom for the users of the code, so that the users, in turn, can further change the software as they see fit for their own reasons and purposes.