> claim some kind of IP ownership of the feature once it shipped, then I would be sympathetic to that stance as well. Fortunately there's legal solutions, righ

> claim some kind of IP ownership of the feature once it shipped, then I would be sympathetic to that stance as well. Fortunately there's legal solutions, right? If the code for Yaak was AGPL, and contributors had to sign a contributor license agreement waiving copyright and patent rights, well, there wouldn't be any issue.