> The main issue of such a license is that you can't fork the project when they go in a direction that you don't like. As long as it's not a Competing Use, yes

> The main issue of such a license is that you can't fork the project when they go in a direction that you don't like. As long as it's not a Competing Use, yes, you can [0]. I don't get why so many people think you can't fork a project that uses BUSL, SSPL, ELv2, and now FSL. Just like any other OSS licenses, you can fork. And you just like any other OSS fork, you can't relicense. It's obvious people don't actually read the license. [0]: https://github.com/getsentry/fsl.software/blob/main/FSL-1.0-Apache-2.0.template.md#redistribution https://github.com/getsentry/fsl.software/blob/main/FSL-1.0-...