top | item 43861463 (no title) pingiun | 10 months ago I believe the AGPL doesn't actually require this, even though MinIO may think it does. I hope someone gets sued over this some day so we may find out discuss order hn newest merb|10 months ago It would not even make sense. Since you do not even always know what license the thing has you are connecting to. And not even the fsf sees it that way. jopsen|10 months ago Sure, if you're connecting to a service using AGPL, the service operator must offer the source along with a copy of the license.I'm no lawyer, but unless the software in question makes an exception for the particular API, I wouldn't feel confident.Or what is the distinction here?
merb|10 months ago It would not even make sense. Since you do not even always know what license the thing has you are connecting to. And not even the fsf sees it that way. jopsen|10 months ago Sure, if you're connecting to a service using AGPL, the service operator must offer the source along with a copy of the license.I'm no lawyer, but unless the software in question makes an exception for the particular API, I wouldn't feel confident.Or what is the distinction here?
jopsen|10 months ago Sure, if you're connecting to a service using AGPL, the service operator must offer the source along with a copy of the license.I'm no lawyer, but unless the software in question makes an exception for the particular API, I wouldn't feel confident.Or what is the distinction here?
merb|10 months ago
jopsen|10 months ago
I'm no lawyer, but unless the software in question makes an exception for the particular API, I wouldn't feel confident.
Or what is the distinction here?