That post actually supports my point. He made some bad arguments against AGPL, but this key part highlights the point I was making: > … as well of depriving th

That post actually supports my point. He made some bad arguments against AGPL, but this key part highlights the point I was making: > … as well of depriving them from having no competitive advantage for making any suitable profit from it. That’s exactly what I want if I’m planning to make money from my open source project. I can release it as open source so that users can study it, contribute, audit it, self host it, etc. while at the same time avoid worrying about an Elastic Search situation. Obviously, whoever wrote that is coming at it from a different perspective than I.