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124816 | 3 years ago
According to [1] they don't plan to open source it due to "business considerations."
I'm not against people making a buck, but as far as I understand this isn't permitted by the AGPL, which logseq's current authors are bound to as much as anyone else. (Unless they have all past contributors grant them a secondary license.)
It's likely the sync protocol will be reimplemented for self-hosting, but I'd assume the mobile apps will hardcode the server address to encourage use of their paid sync service.
1: https://discuss.logseq.com/t/what-is-the-logseq-open-source-...
brunoqc|3 years ago