cauerego
commented
2 years ago i learned about agpl a few months ago, and i work completely in favour of it.
every software should always use agpl+, honestly.
i still couldn't find a better license, and all of the other big ones, including wtfpl and gpl3, will inevitably do more harm than good to the world. because they can, they are, and they will be abused.
for each its own.
to me, building code without paying attention to why is exactly like building a house without knowing if anyone will even ever live there: a waste of precious resources.
this gets specially harmful when done under any kind of "free" speech, aiming for freedom.
android is free and open source. chromium. etc.
lmtr0
haylinmoore
mplscorwin
Hello there, good morning. I recently notice that this project uses GPL and it's a web application, however I think it would be better to use AGPL instead because AGPL contains some specif clauses that GPL doesn't contain to the non-release of source code for web applications.
as stated "The AGPL's additional clause only applies when the user interacts with but does not receive the program." from curiousdannii available in \<https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/4303/is-there-any-difference-between-the-gpl-and-agpl-for-code-executed-in-the-browse >