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If the proprietary version is what they prefer over free and open source software, and which they are not allowed to distribute and modify, and which are otherw
by kiba 3y ago
If the proprietary version is what they prefer over free and open source software, and which they are not allowed to distribute and modify, and which are otherwise completely identical, it's no skin off my back.
If they don't want freedom for themselves, that's on them.
- saagarjha 3y agoThe whole point of copyleft is that the proprietary version is going to have changes in it that are not free, which are not contributed back. If they want to go "oh we can sell you an alternative license but you're not actually allowed to change any of the code, so it's just strictly worse than AGPL" only the stupidest of legal departments are going to go for that.