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It is not unheard of for businesses in both the public and private sector to not allow AGPL code or use of applications released under this license. For exampl
by norviller 14y ago
It is not unheard of for businesses in both the public and private sector to not allow AGPL code or use of applications released under this license.
For example, I worked at a public library for years, and the policy was no AGPL, even if we had no intention of touching the source. Same for a local university.
[Edit to add anecdote]
- densh 14y agoI know a few large scale corporations that license Mongo from 10gen including their commercial support. I really don't see any issue here. http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/MongoDB+Commercial+Services+Providers http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/MongoDB+Commercial+Servi...
- norviller 14y agoNot all people trying to use meteor have the money for commercial licensing / support.
- amalag 14y ago<sarcasm>Nice to see libraries and local universities are thinking ahead for when they want to modify the source code of their database </sarcasm>