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Very interesting approach. One question I have is around the licensing. I see that it's licensed using AGPLv3. I would think that would require any code that co

Very interesting approach. One question I have is around the licensing. I see that it's licensed using AGPLv3. I would think that would require any code that connects to it to be open source. Am I reading that right? If so, then I am guessing that there will be a commercial offering w/o the restrictions? Thanks

ahachete 12y ago
Yes and yes :)
- kofejnik 12y ago
  Wait. Does AGPL really require my Python code to be released as open-source if I want to connect to your server? As I understand AGPL , if you modify the code, you must make it available to people connecting over the network, that's all.
  - ahachete 12y ago
    Errr yes, you're right, my "yes and yes" was too quick. Sorry for that!