Related to #305, REUSE found some components which are licensed as AGPL-3.0-only. This is a little problematic because most of the rest of the project seems to be MIT, but because of those components, the whole thing could only really be used as AGPL-3.0 which means all applications built on a go-ssb core would also have to use that license. Would be great if we could find all AGPL-3.0-only stuff and either replace it with libraries which give the developer more freedom or see if we can get those components relicensed.
Related to #305, REUSE found some components which are licensed as AGPL-3.0-only. This is a little problematic because most of the rest of the project seems to be MIT, but because of those components, the whole thing could only really be used as AGPL-3.0 which means all applications built on a
go-ssbcore would also have to use that license. Would be great if we could find all AGPL-3.0-only stuff and either replace it with libraries which give the developer more freedom or see if we can get those components relicensed.