> but the original project will have access to all of their changes so the cloud operator won't have any advantages when selling support or a license with different terms.
Those changes would be under some sort of AGPL and the original project cannot merge it back, while still maintaining their option of a commercial license.
So once the original project merge any of their competitor's changes/forks, their project becomes AGPL only, and lose the ability to charge for a commercial license as a monetization strategy.
Those changes would be under some sort of AGPL and the original project cannot merge it back, while still maintaining their option of a commercial license.
So once the original project merge any of their competitor's changes/forks, their project becomes AGPL only, and lose the ability to charge for a commercial license as a monetization strategy.