The great point that the OP misses here is that in most of the time AGPL is not used to be enforceable, but is a mechanism to make sure that an user that is kee

The great point that the OP misses here is that in most of the time AGPL is not used to be enforceable, but is a mechanism to make sure that an user that is keeping the code closed is non-compliant. Any due diligence for a M&A or tech legal screening that finds a closed piece of code with AGPL will raise a red flag. In some of the cases that I saw the assessment was that the code base was non-compliant and this applied a huge discount.