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> For example, if the library is relying some online/cloud service operated by the licensor or their agent, and it costs them money to keep it running. I would
by nottorp 3y ago
> For example, if the library is relying some online/cloud service operated by the licensor or their agent, and it costs them money to keep it running.
I wouldn't call that product a "library". In that case the product is the service and the library is just the means to access it (unless X provides the service and Y provides the library, but that's a niche case).
The problem is pure software libraries.