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I don't disagree with those new examples, though you've moved the goalpost quite a bit.
by remram 2y ago
I don't disagree with those new examples, though you've moved the goalpost quite a bit.
- tyre 2y agoI didn’t mean to. I very much don’t know what would or wouldn’t be considered a violation. I think there’s a not-insane-or-bad-faith argument that each of these violate what AGPL is trying to do: force modifications to software into the public domain. To the people who do love copyleft, I could imagine them not agreeing with a network being a clear line of modification, especially with how common distributed systems are. For me and how I read it, I agree with you that it’s not. I also understand lawyers who don’t want to be the test case.