> running a service and making the choice to distribute my source or not. This right here is exactly why AGPL (and OSL that I use) exists. It counters your se

> running a service and making the choice to distribute my source or not. This right here is exactly why AGPL (and OSL that I use) exists. It counters your sentence with "no, you can't do that". The fact that it removes your choice is a feature, not a bug. These licences don't give companies an escape hatch from sharing the source code, and I support that.