> The AGPL is still about identifying people doing bad things we don't like, except now those people are just running the program.
Its the same "bad thing" as distributing a modified binary without the source. Its a way of denying end users access to the source code.
You can do whatever you like with AGPL code, as long as you make the source available.
it is VERY different from saying "you cannot do this with your software". It is just changing the conditions under which make source available is required to keep up with how people use software has changed.
AGPL is nothing like a EULA. It is a license, not a contract. It is very similar to the GPL
Its the same "bad thing" as distributing a modified binary without the source. Its a way of denying end users access to the source code.
You can do whatever you like with AGPL code, as long as you make the source available.
it is VERY different from saying "you cannot do this with your software". It is just changing the conditions under which make source available is required to keep up with how people use software has changed.
AGPL is nothing like a EULA. It is a license, not a contract. It is very similar to the GPL