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by motorest
406 days ago
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> The problem here is that Amazon is in a position where they can fork and sell it for a loss in order to crush the competition. Everyone can fork any FLOSS project. That's by design. There are also no restrictions on random people selling services directly or indirectly using said FLOSS projects. If a corporation changes their mind and decide it was a mistake for them to release software as FLOSS, they have the right to do what Redis just did. What they can't do is feign ignorance or do a bait-and-switch to try to coerce their userbase to cough up licensing fees for FLOSS projects. |
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But everyone is not in a position where they can put a ton of resources into a project in order to crush the competition and maintain their monopoly.
Which is why I said that the problem is the fact that Amazon is in this position, not the licence.