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That whole post boils down to Mark & co(s) not having the necessary protections for their product, so they’re left with nothing to do but cry “foul” as a leech
by erlend_sh 2y ago
That whole post boils down to Mark & co(s) not having the necessary protections for their product, so they’re left with nothing to do but cry “foul” as a leech non-consensually sucks value from their body of work.
(A)GPL provides no protection here.
Polyform NonCommercial however does protect against this, because WP Engine would have to pay for the privilege of re-sale.
https://polyformproject.org/licenses/noncommercial/1.0.0/ https://polyformproject.org/licenses/noncommercial/1.0.0/
See also the closely aligned Fair Source:
https://fair.io https://fair.io
- echoangle 2y ago> a leech non-consensually sucks value from their body of work I would argue that releasing your code as open source already is the consent, and you can’t really revoke the consent later (make the license more strict when you already released it). They might not like it now but I wouldn’t call it non-consensually.