Yeah, but even stepping back there, lawyers are paid to prevent companies from entering those muddy waters as a risk to their profits. Profit isn't a concern t

Yeah, but even stepping back there, lawyers are paid to prevent companies from entering those muddy waters as a risk to their profits. Profit isn't a concern to someone who wishes to publish open source software, in fact you could say Open Source is an inherently socialist venture (your socializing the tools/means to do something). The AGPL3 makes it more difficult for others with probably more means to profit on that work, so it's a net benefit to the folks who actually write code (and a detriment to those who would wish to exploit it).