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GameGod@lemmy.ca 1 week agoThis is flat out wrong. If you’re the copyright owner, you’re not licensing the code to yourself. The AGPL is the license under which they’re making the open source version available to YOU. The version they run themselves is proprietary.
spacelord@sh.itjust.works 1 week ago
That’s inacurrate. Licensing representation matters. If the cloud service is genuinely presented as AGPL-licensed, Section 13 obligations apply regardless of copyright ownership. However, copyright owners remain free to maintain truly separate proprietary versions under dual licensing.
GameGod@lemmy.ca 3 days ago
It doesn’t, because they’re the copyright owners. Think of their software as dual licensed: They run it themselves under a proprietary license, under which they reserve all rights. That has nothing to do with the AGPL version that they license to you. The AGPL doesn’t take away the rights they have as copyright owners, nor does it preclude dual licensing.
(Are you a bot? The way you wrote your reply sounds and complete lack of logic sounds like ChatGPT… you wrote that you disagree with me, but then parroted the exact thing that I said.)