AGPL is a variant of the GPL, not the LGPL. Meaning that dynamic linking still constitutes (according to them) a derivative work, meaning that even programs tha

AGPL is a variant of the GPL, not the LGPL. Meaning that dynamic linking still constitutes (according to them) a derivative work, meaning that even programs that dynamically link against it must themselves be AGPL in their entirety. Dynamic linking is also meaningfully complicated to do in Rust, and this licensure of the crates.io crate will be a footgun for anyone not using cargo-deny. I think this is a very cool project, but its use of *GPL essentially ensures I'm not going to use it for anything. If you're planning on reducing it to LGPL, I'm not sure what the GPL is getting you over going with the Rust standard license set of MIT + Apache 2.0.