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He no longer runs the project, as of 1365 days ago. http://antirez.com/news/133 http://antirez.com/news/133

• pcranaway 3y ago
  exactly. i don't understand why people feel the need to blame antirez. he wouldn't do that if he still ran the project anyway
  • trueismywork 3y ago
    The best way to ensure that the license doesn't change is to forego copyright assignment. So if someone is really committed to making sure that license will never change, that's what they'll do. Antirez didn't do that
    • bramblerose 3y ago
      That only works for copyleft licenses. Even with Antirez' original work fully available under BSD, there is nothing stopping Redis Labs from adding new code under a proprietary license.