I probably used the wrong word. I intended to say "release the software to someone else under a different license". If you own the copyrights, you can release c

I probably used the wrong word. I intended to say "release the software to someone else under a different license". If you own the copyrights, you can release code to the general public under AGPLv3 and simultaneously allow some specific third party to use the software under completely different terms. Other people can't do that, they are stuck with AGPLv3. Not a lawyer so I could be terribly mistaken about all this. Hopefully someone will tell me if I'm talking nonsense.