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Those software are still free even if there are proprietary forks of them. You are not forced to use the proprietary forks.
by lugus35 11y ago
Those software are still free even if there are proprietary forks of them. You are not forced to use the proprietary forks.
- steve-howard 11y agoExactly. The title is misleading because it implies we're talking about open source products that eventually became closed source (this happens, it's annoying, and it's their prerogative). Instead it's upset that people use licenses that aren't the GPL. It's also one of the only projects I've ever seen to use the Affero GPL.