> That is why AGPL license is very important for some of us. +1 on this (and maybe also forced-anonymous donations?). I'd like to think in the 21st century we

> That is why AGPL license is very important for some of us. +1 on this (and maybe also forced-anonymous donations?). I'd like to think in the 21st century we have solutions to the "whoever holds the purse strings" paradigm. And maybe corporate strategy will begin to recognize the benefits in following them. Open tools for everyone means open (cheap) tools for businesses after all