No, I understand that changing the license is the issue drawing the reaction. But it looks like they're changing it in order to monetize. > It annoys the commu

No, I understand that changing the license is the issue drawing the reaction. But it looks like they're changing it in order to monetize. > It annoys the community when Redis starts out with a permissive license that attracts outside contributors including employees from Tencent+Alibaba+Amazon+Bytedance+etc who collectively commit more code than Redis employees [1] ... and then later change the license which destroys the goodwill that attracted the outside contributors in the first place. This is a very fair point.