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by pxc
1080 days ago
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> For a while I thought it was AGPL, but after reading it it looks like there are no provisions against using the code for commercial purposes AGPL doesn't prohibit commercial use, either. The only restriction it adds over the GPLv3 is against SaaS providers hoarding the modified sources of downstream forks. AGPLv3, like all GNU code licenses, in fact protects commercial use. It's part of freedom 0: the right to run the code at any time, in any way, for any purpose. AGPL is actually incompatible with restrictive EULAs like this. |
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