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Well, don't license the code you write with AGPL, then, or don't use code licensed by AGPL. Clearly there are people who don't share the same viewpoint with you
by bayindirh 4y ago
Well, don't license the code you write with AGPL, then, or don't use code licensed by AGPL. Clearly there are people who don't share the same viewpoint with you, and use AGPL license.
Like Nextcloud, for example.
- AstixAndBelix 4y agoWould I like a world where people are always entitled to know what code runs on their devices? Absolutely. Would I like a world where people are always entitled to know what code runs on devices they don't own? Absolutely not.
- bayindirh 4y agoWell, if I'm trusting my data with some service, I'd rather know the code handling my data. There's nothing inherently wrong about telling people "Hey, this is the code handling your data, come see for yourself". And, this is a huge win, and show of confidence, if you ask me.
- tm-guimaraes 4y agoIt's about know what code runs in devices they are _using_. The user doesn't own your server but he is using it through the client. AGPL is meant to apply the 4 freedoms to anything that is _used_.