On what license should Claywonder be under? Even if anyone can just replicate the work easily, reverse engineer it, etc. I still feel like the MIT license and co are utterly fucking cucked
GPL 3?
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@coolboymew I do almost all my AI stuff under AGPL so no one can exploit it behind a server to avoid releasing changes
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>Under plain GPLv3, copyleft obligations trigger only when you distribute a copy of the software. If you run it as a backend SaaS and never ship binaries, you have no obligation to release your source. AGPLv3 closes that "SaaS loophole": network interaction counts as distribution for source-disclosure purposes.
Thanks, AGPL sounds great
>Under plain GPLv3, copyleft obligations trigger only when you distribute a copy of the software. If you run it as a backend SaaS and never ship binaries, you have no obligation to release your source. AGPLv3 closes that "SaaS loophole": network interaction counts as distribution for source-disclosure purposes.
Thanks, AGPL sounds great
@coolboymew@shitposter.world @sun@shitposter.world I'll be using AGPL for my AI agent over email distribution lists abomination too