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Your questions seem to be based on unspoken assumptions. Are you under the impression that a restriction can only take the form of a blanket prohibition?
by torstenvl 1y ago
Your questions seem to be based on unspoken assumptions.
Are you under the impression that a restriction can only take the form of a blanket prohibition?
- jakelazaroff 1y agoNo assumptions here! You said that the AGPL "restricts the use of the software when modified", so I'm just asking specifically what the restrictions are.
- torstenvl 1y agoNo... you asked "Like, what specifically are you forbidden from doing?" HN is for intellectual curiosity. Not gaslighting ideological battles. Conditions on freedom are restrictions. Something doesn't have to be an outright prohibition to be an impingement on freedom. It's dishonest to pretend like anything short of a prohibition is unrestricted freedom.
- jakelazaroff 1y agoYes, the intellectually curious discussion I am trying to have is about how the AGPL allegedly restricts your usage of derivative works. In order to have that discussion, we need a specific example of such a restriction! You've evaded my request for one three times now, so the only conclusion at this point is that you can't come up with one because it just doesn't exist.